helphelp:


And the alternative would be?

Startimes

CTL

MyTV/Nilesat.

DAARSAt

Can someone help me with the number of their chairman: I mean dstv........

BUSHHUNTER:


Eeediot

God bless ya!

i wn shyt

Are u kidding me? Are multi choice now enjoying the freedom of monopoly ur static in our Government regulations? How on earth will you callenged the policies of nation. I wouldn't blame you, let's wait for GMB. Things will be placed in its right order soon.

Na wa o...you na just dey para for here as if we get other substitute. Besides no one is forcing anyone to subscribe though. Only if we have active price regulatory bodies all these wouldn't have happened. Competition sef no dey

the government failed us on this issue. How I wish they charge pay as you watch!

If you can't afford the subscription, back off. You can't compel a business entity to reign on loss

Demand and Supply determine the price
If price is too high demand will reduce
then depending on the price elasticity of demand for that product
If demand for DSTV service in Nigeria is price elastic, then they will not try to increase the price, because their revenue will reduce
but if it is price inelastic, then they will make more money by increasing the price

It is an imperfect market, so market forces will come to play

hertheytheydgee:
How government has used economic cutlass to cripple us o, we are handicap almost in all ramification.



#otueke! Otueke! Otueke!
One perssenger left

Ask the other passenger make dem shift small. One seat no Oga Jona and Mama Piss.


No worry self, dem go lap.

emilyone:
What happened to Hi Tv

DSTV hijacked the English Premiership rights from them and that led many football lovers to abandon them.

Also DSTV, MTN and Shoprite are good at using 'Drink and Win' to hoodwink Nigerians into continuous subscription like the ongoing win a house by MTN, win a trip to dubai by DSTV

But we have the right to send them packing

There are alternatives.
Startimes, Montage, mytv, ACTV, TV Continental or even Free to Air

Their Counsel, Mr Onigbanjo, doesn't own a DSTV decoder. That's why he can say the rubbish he is saying.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Say no to "change"
We nid transformation
I pray and hope we won't regret voting out transformation

Do u even vote sef.... Cos I doubt am ooo

Trut:
But they have power to suck our money, I suggest Nigerians should boycott their services and go for the alternative.

Dopkeshit of dasaat is also a THIEF
DASAAT IS MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Say no to "change"
We nid transformation
I pray and hope we won't regret voting out transformation

Bros,
i just noticed that you post this in virtually all the thread you visit. How did you achieve the automation? or are you copying from your previous posts? Back to the matter, lets wait till He assumes office before we can tell. For now, there is no regret as Jona is still in control.

In fact I wan sell my GOTV
Who wan buy
Lagos buyer should cantact me

...abeg Nigeria should empower Star times let's do away with this thing call Dstv, cheaters....

compromised regulators known as NBC

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Say no to "change"
We nid transformation
I pray and hope we won't regret voting out transformation

When will you have sense?

nigeria killed Nigerian. ... plaintiff is Nigeria and defendants too nigeria..so bad.. see dstv in sa... why in Nigeria

Well DSTV is right. The Nigerian government or the courts can't decide how much DSTV charges. If you feel its outrageous, don't pay. Its that simple.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Say no to "change"
We nid transformation
I pray and hope we won't regret voting out transformation

your father is a fool , bastard . how does that relate to d topic

came here to fap with these comments.
=> fap =>fap =>fap
just came on this thread..
shake shake shake.

sinizia:


Bros, remove sentiments or anger for the homophobic S.Ans aside, DSTV is right. Law is law, and we're governed by them. The law sides them on this one. The court can't regulate prices for them. Nigerian government just have to find another means to curb this greediness by DSTV. Because If left unchecked, only our looting elites will be able to afford DSTV monthly subscription.

law is law? What the SAN of DSTV said is just a public statement............. Its a free market but they can't flux price with no due reasons....... Paying more for same quality is exploitation....... The gov't as u rightly said has got ways to protect its citizens from such

Nigerians are simply too blind to see the wrong in dictating to Multichoice how to run their business.

Lawalemi:
If you can't afford the subscription, back off. You can't compel a business entity to reign on loss

ur left condemned ball...

How did we get here? Even if we are being cheated, NBC and our govt can't do anything about it? What a country! Buh am sure S.A govt can regulate multichoice prices abi? See where bad leadership has led us.

martin123:



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/182469-%E2%80%8Bnigeria-has-no-power-to-regulate-dstv-prices-%E2%80%8Bmultichoice.html

my mother's in law will say Education is different from educuche (sense)
what is this DSTV lawyer saying
According to terms and conditions
does it mean that DSTV terms and conditions are binding on Nigeria constitutions
Nawa oo

But Multichoice is right though. If you are not satisfied with their cost, try other alternative.What we need is to provide the environment to attract investors into the digital broadcast sector that will compete against Multichoice and provide alternative

Trut:
But they have power to suck our money, I suggest Nigerians should boycott their services and go for the alternative.

.

Lets be realistic, there's no alternative.