I had always wondered why we are so tick skinned and subservient to any kind of illtreatment in this part of the word. I have never seen where consumer right and protection is zero like we have over here. Worst still when foreign companies who lord it on us in various aspects are involved. Multichoice has been the sole provider of satelite television in Nigeria for decades now yet their services are nothing to write home about. Imagine paying monthly subscription when other countries subscribe per useage and yet you are in to contend with all kind of error messages. At times you are deprived from watching the channels for days before they get it back by one or two codes through several attempts at their office. Nobody talks of compensating for the lost period. Attimes channels dissapear without notice and when notice is given there is no explanation and incidental compensation or refund for what you already paid for. If it rains, forget dstv. When the signal finally gets back thank your star. And the next minute you are reminded that your subscription expires the next day. If you don't pay accordingly, you are automatically yanked off.
I have never seen a think like this in any part of world.

babeface3:
I had always wondered why we are so tick skinned and subservient to any kind of illtreatment in this part of the word. I have never seen where consumer right and protection is zero like we have over here. Worst still when foreign companies who lord it on us in various aspects are involved. Multichoice has been the sole provider of satelite television in Nigeria for decades now yet their services are nothing to write home about. Imagine paying monthly subscription when other countries subscribe per useage and yet you are in to contend with all kind of error messages. At times you are deprived from watching the channels for days before they get it back by one or two codes through several attempts at their office. Nobody talks of compensating for the lost period. Attimes channels dissapear without notice and when notice is given there is no explanation and incidental compensation or refund for what you already paid for. If it rains, forget dstv. When the signal finally gets back thank your star. And the next minute you are reminded that your subscription expires the next day. If you don't pay accordingly, you are automatically yanked off.
I have never seen a think like this in any part of world.

true talk, u begin to wonder what the consumers' protection council is set up for. Before Nigerians finally take over we better start fighting for billing per usage as is the case with most services now

Their days are numbered
From the day their atheist company started censoring "God"