With the coming of TSTV Africa, there is so much panic in the Direct to Home satellite service business.

This morning, I found out this from Startimes. And they wrote; As part of our promise to give every African home quality entertainment at an affordable price, We introduce the Pay-Per-Day subscription plan which will enable our esteemed customers to either Pay Per Day, Pay Per Week or Pay Per Month effective from November 1st 2017.

I believe this is to compete with TSTV Africa who offers daily, 3 days, a week and 1 moth plan. See the full Startimes price list on the pix below.

What they don't know is that Nigerians will not abandon TSTV Africa for any other no matter what, at least, we will be updating our system and apps with their free MB.

You aint Seen Nothing yet....... una go soon reduce am to 20 naira per day

I NEVER EVEN SUBSCRIBE ON MY DSTV FOR MONTHS NOW.I DONT EVEN KNOW WHATS INTERESTING TO WATCH ON IT AGAIN SEF. GUESS I WILL ROLL ALONG WITH TSTV NOW, AND I CAN EVEN BROWSE ALONG TOO.

Startimes isn't a major competitor base on the services proposed to be offered by TSTV.
In fact, Tstv is a pace setter for Startimes.

happymaxx:
You aint Seen Nothing yet....... una go soon reduce am to 20 naira per day

Ma Nigga

waleyp:
I NEVER EVEN SUBSCRIBE ON MY DSTV FOR MONTHS NOW.I DONT EVEN KNOW WHATS INTERESTING TO WATCH ON IT AGAIN SEF. GUESS I WILL ROLL ALONG WITH TSTV NOW, AND I CAN EVEN BROWSE ALONG TOO.

Jejely comot your dstv decoder before TSTV decoder land o