| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by paradigmshift(m): 9:20am On Oct 03, 2017 |
am not Ibo but i respect them a lot .
they are everywhere.. 13 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Nobody: 9:21am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Following keenly |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by GlobalGisting(m): 9:21am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. You are hereby proscribed a terrorist. Enemy of Nigeria. U must be arrested asap 20 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by desmonpiro: 9:21am On Oct 03, 2017 |
1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by thunderbabs: 9:22am On Oct 03, 2017 |
And a young multi-millionaire. I like dt part 2 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by jaksmillioniar: 9:22am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jacyhelen:
No wonder they wont let Igbos Go?! call tossie101 na is like u nid a war |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by samx4real(m): 9:23am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. Bad person... Spotted 11 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by majamajic(m): 9:23am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. bros, sorry do u work at DSTV ? 19 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Sunmolar(m): 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
PapaNnamdi:
Shove this rubbish up ur anus,
Dstv staff,
5000 naira is not enough to cause a heart attack,
Even if it is only Nta showing, we will buy it and use it like that till they grow,
Considering wat glo did to mtn,
Tstv must stay the rally has started. patronage of made in Nigeria goods. patriotism at work. 6 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Xisnin(m): 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
8. He proposed to his girlfriend 5 months after his wife's death.
9 He was arrested by EFCC for fraud 6 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by BumbleBee007: 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
The only reason i'm interested in this TSTV decoder is if they will be airing the German Bundesliga, French Ligue 1, Italian Serie A and the Dutch Eredivisie?.... Otherwise, it wouldn't mean a damn thing to me!... And that's because DSTV don't afford its customers with the aforementioned. 2 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Kobicove(m): 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Is he the real owner or is he fronting for someone?  3 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Nathdoug(m): 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
I know he must be an ibo man creative people......not as clueless as the people from the other end close to chad 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Abeyjide: 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
enough of all this stories, pls get started 3 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by wiseguy(m): 9:24am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. Bros, even if na only the internet dey work we go buy am. Thanks but no thanks. 7 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by seyigiggle: 9:25am On Oct 03, 2017 |
you guys aren't tired of cheap blackmail. who is stopping you people? i think they say determination is unstoppable. jacyhelen:
No wonder they wont let Igbos Go?! 7 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Topmaike007(m): 9:25am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. if you are not buying dont discourage people like us that want to buy, but can you discourage me? I doubt it, if thrend tv can be airing bein channels in Nigeria and dia z no, problem mr man go and tell ur fellow dsthieves that there plan no work 14 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Pidginwhisper: 9:25am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jacyhelen:
No wonder they wont let Igbos Go?! Mumu!if dem start with una now you go start to dey cry and dey shout" Give us Biafra"..If dem tell you say make you go una go dey shout"They hate igbos"...If the way you dey reason with your pussy nazo Echefu dey reason he for don carry placard dey shout "Give us Biafra" Ugly ikwikwi 12 Likes 
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by immaq8(f): 9:25am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. Na Bad Belle dey worry u. TSTV all d wayyyyyyy 10 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Awoo88: 9:26am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Chartey:
Nigerians will never listen. Very gullible. I remember when MMM people would insult one for pointing out the fraudulent nature of the scheme. Let's wait and see.
This man also owns Africa Health TV. Anybody that knows that channel knows its one of the worst TV stations in Nigeria. How can someone like that offer all these things they've promised? Op got some of it point wrong. There are station showing EPL about from DSTV in Nigeria. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Fistop: 9:26am On Oct 03, 2017 |
TheMainMan:
he has enough experience...
tstv wiil survive.. Amen 2 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Boyooosa(m): 9:27am On Oct 03, 2017 |
A reason am sure secession is dead on arrival for this generation... Reasonable people don't regard it. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by toluxa1(m): 9:27am On Oct 03, 2017 |
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Nobody: 9:28am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jacyhelen:
No wonder they wont let Igbos Go?! For where! Proof Igbos need Nigeria to survive. Interestingly, it is another Igbo man that is calling TSTV MMM scam and other Nigerians are defending TSTV Evidence that if Igbos use their talent in a positive way, Nigerians will back them no matter what. 12 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by takenadoh: 9:28am On Oct 03, 2017 |
I think we must analyse this thing critically, it does sound too good to be true, but how come after the launch, no one has been able to test or use the decoders?
Although I know Metro digital shows bein sport and yes its not in English but for 3k plus internet, he much really have a good deal. 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by JennyOfOldstones(f): 9:29am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. This idiot opened a nairaland account just yesterday to tarnish someone's reputation. A DSTV agent I'm sure. If your company wasn't an artificial entity I'm pretty sure it'd be arrested for defrauding Nigerians every single day. Rubbish! BTW, My neighbour uses a cable TV setup called Metro...or something like that. And the Bein Sports on it features EPL just fine and he uses it in his viewing centre 31 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Rrankdonga(m): 9:29am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Chartey:
Nigerians will never listen. Very gullible. I remember when MMM people would insult one for pointing out the fraudulent nature of the scheme. Let's wait and see.
This man also owns Africa Health TV. Anybody that knows that channel knows its one of the worst TV stations in Nigeria. How can someone like that offer all these things they've promised? are you listening to yourself. Smh 5 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by santopelele(m): 9:29am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Biafrans always making Nigeria proud
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Topmaike007(m): 9:30am On Oct 03, 2017 |
sunsewa16:
look at this one talking trash,so the bein sports I used to watch in portharcourt is different Abu? live the guy make him dey talk nonsense |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Awoo88: 9:30am On Oct 03, 2017 |
BumbleBee007:
The only reason i'm interested in this TSTV decoder is if they will be airing the German Bundesliga, French Ligue 1, Italian Serie A and the Dutch Eredivisie?.... Otherwise, it wouldn't mean a damn thing to me!... And that's because DSTV don't afford its customers with the aforementioned. Star times do all those leagues you mentioned and for less than three thousands. 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by TDEMONEW(m): 9:30am On Oct 03, 2017 |
jnwankwo:
Another MMM Scam. Everybody beware.
These TSTV guys are actually reckless. I am really surprised that they brought the minister into this.
I believe that this is another MMM. Buyers beware. This is based on the following:
1. Bein sports acquired the EPL, Champions League and Laliga only for MENA (Middle East and North Africa). They do not have the right for Nigeria. DSTV owns the rights for Nigeria till 2019. You cannot give what you do not have. When a new service is launched, you have to wait for the next bidding round to have a shot at acquiring the rights. You cannot jump in the middle and start showing it. Things are not done that way in the PayTV world.
2.
A lot of channels listed like CNN, National Geographic, Discovery etc were acquired by DSTV on an exclusive basis for DTH in sub-saharan Africa by DSTV. Channels like Star Movies, MBC2, etc are only cleared for middle east and Asia. I really doubt that they have the rights to those channels. They may show it for one or two months before they are asked to take them off air.
3.
I check with a content aggregator on the cost per subscriber for these channels, assuming they can buy the rights, it came out the about 23 USD per month. That is excluding the sports channels. Based on today's naira exchange rate of 365 naira to a dollar, the cost is 8,395 Naira per subscriber. The content owners globally charge per month for their content. They do not charge per week or part of the month. The content owners dictate the terms. Nobody can pay 8395 Naira and charge 3000 Naira. Not possible.
4.
The cost of decoder package is as follows - decoder 25 USD, smartcard 4 USD, dish is 5 USD. Total is 34 USD (12410 naira). If we add shipping and clearing, you can get 15,000 Naira. To charge 5000 Naira for the package, you will need a lot of cheap money from bank to fund the decoder purchase. Buying 15,000 and selling 5000 sounds interesting to me.
5.
To do internet via satellite, you need VSAT equipment which is expensive compared to the dish/lnb you need to receive dstv. Minimum cost of vsat equipment should be not less than 50,000 Naira. If you use the traditional dish equipment, you can only receive. You cannot do internet with it. Unless TSTV will supply you 40,000 Naira vsat equipment for 5000 Naira.
6.
I went to lyngsat and checked the ABS 3A satellite, I did not see any information about any TSTV channels. Lyngsat is the database of all channels currently on satellite.
7.
When you launch a new DTH platform, you start with a test transmission. This allows you to work through some issues that might come up. It also gives people chance to see some of your channels to make sure they are real before committing their money. There is no test transmission from TSTV.
8. EFCC Fraud Charges
EFCC arrested this guy last year for fraud. Not credible.
http://motherhoodinstyle.net/2016/01/23/doctor-who-proposed-marriage-to-wifes-close-friend-4-months-after-her-death-dumped-after-hes-nabbed-by-efcc/
In conclusion, people should ask enough questions before investing their hard earned money. If it is too good to be true, it's probably is. Let this not be another MMM. May Ogun sodar you for this write up 7 Likes |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Nobody: 9:30am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Phonefanatic:
You are still a learner I bet you don't know about metro digital that shows all bein sports channels and other channels you listed in Nigeria. Their sub is 3k per month and it has been working for years the guy needs visit Enugu 1 Like |
