Pay-TV service provider, MultiChoice Nigeria, has dismissed fresh reports saying it is about to make its services available via the Pay-Per-View model.
In a statement issued in Lagos, the company said reports currently circulating and suggesting that it is about launching Pay-Per-View are unfounded. “MultiChoice wishes to correct the news currently being circulated and states that at no time was it announced that a Pay Per View service was about to be launched,” said the statement.
The company explained that before the Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor boxing fight, it explained to journalists at a media briefing premium subscribers on its DStv platform would watch the fight as part of their package, while subscribers to pay television services in the USA would need to pay an additional US$99 on Pay per view basis to access the fight. It added that should it decide to offer a new service in the future, the media and its subscribers will be directly informed. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Well this is really beautiful coming from the company considering TSTV in view, and why can't they launch per per view? Is it really okay to charge for a service not rendered? There is power outage for days and my DStv is turned off yet I get charged for viewing, it's really unwholesome.
ReplyDeleteThis MultiChoice story is a mixup. It is not MultiChoice DSTV that is launching pay per view, it is TSTV. Even the TSTV is a rumour. TSTV doesn't exist.
DeleteRelax TSTV will soon exist. Oct 1st is the date. Google it.
DeleteTSTV is not a rumor it will be launched soon.
ReplyDeleteMultiChoice is just exploiting Nigerians. Why do they do per view in SA where Power is stable and DO NOT in Nigeria considering the Epileptic power supply....a lot of us watch only certain programs and have the machine on for a while...yet we are being billed for machine down time....EXPLOITATION..Is this not how another SA Company (MTN) Started by saying per second billing wasn't possible......our regulatory bodies are our problems...they are Thieves!!
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