TopTV launches prepaid vouchers

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TopTV prepaid vouchers launched

TopTV has fired the latest salvo in its satellite TV battle with Naspers. At a function at the Tavern, in Maponya Mall , where chicken feet and vetkoek were on offer it announced it would be offering TOPTV Prepaid with vouchers ranging between R109-R279.
 
...an instant payment option that will give customers immediate access to our world of unlimited entertainment.
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You wish - it is even worse than RepeatTV, aka DSTV
 
Hold on - people eat chicken feet? :eek:
 
abzo said:
And heads, they're called "walkie talkies". Simba had a flavour too.
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I've seen the packages in the frozen food section but I always assumed they were for pets. :eek:

Anyhow - sorry for the O/T. I will chastise myself in due course. :)
 
bwana said:
I've seen the packages in the frozen food section but I always assumed they were for pets. :eek:

Anyhow - sorry for the O/T. I will chastise myself in due course. :)
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Chastise yourself by having walkie talkies for lunch :twisted:
 
I like this.

Can switch it on twice a year and have 75% less repeats :)
 
bwana said:
I've seen the packages in the frozen food section but I always assumed they were for pets. :eek:

Anyhow - sorry for the O/T. I will chastise myself in due course. :)
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lol.

Our previous receptionist always used to eat them. Chicken feet with moroggo and pap. First time I saw it I nearly fainted. Gross! I am not mistken she even used to leave the toe nails on it! BIG BLEH!

Anyway...on topic. Great idea...but I personally am not mad about what I have seen on the TV Guide online the few times I checked it out. Seems they dont have any interesting movies or programs. My mom loves her Top TV though.
 
All the payment innovations in the world cannot make up for a sh@tty boutique of cr@ppy channels... and that's coming from a current subscriber... my subscription is a grudge purchase... based on the fact that a hate MonoChoice and what they stand for... unfortunately their channel boutique is busy melting my icy heart and frozen wallet quickly!
 
Ockie said:
lol.

Our previous receptionist always used to eat them. Chicken feet with moroggo and pap. First time I saw it I nearly fainted. Gross! I am not mistken she even used to leave the toe nails on it! BIG BLEH!
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I think you're supposed to use the toe-nails as toothpicks after eating the feet.

Back OT -not too keen on TopTV even as vouchers:erm:
 
whats the point of prepaid vouchers? try before you buy, otherwise I don't get it.

BGE said:
All the payment innovations in the world cannot make up for a sh@tty boutique of cr@ppy channels... and that's coming from a current subscriber... my subscription is a grudge purchase... based on the fact that a hate MonoChoice and what they stand for... unfortunately their channel boutique is busy melting my icy heart and frozen wallet quickly!
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go onto compact for a week and you'll be running back.
 
ave said:
go onto compact for a week and you'll be running back.
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100% correct, but my analysis is something like this...

If TopTV @ R300/m offers 25% good content... then paying R600/m for DSTV isn't that bad if there's 75% increase in content quality... so for 2x the price, I get 3x the quality... seriously TopTV's content is mostly rubbish or really old!
 
40% of adults are unbanked? I find that hard to believe. You can't do anything in SA without a bank account, and with Capitec and African Bank specifically catering for low-income people I really do find it hard to believe.
 
Just got DSTV(full bouquet) today, I finally gave in to MonoChoice, Telkom is not helping. but Luckily My Girl friend works for the Naspers Group so I will be paying staff price( R250-R300):love:
 
deweyzeph said:
40% of adults are unbanked? I find that hard to believe. You can't do anything in SA without a bank account, and with Capitec and African Bank specifically catering for low-income people I really do find it hard to believe.
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I think they meant to say "Bank accounts that have Direct Debit facilities" - The really cheap accounts dont have all the bells n whistles.
 
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