| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by sefadyu: 2:01pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Somebody mischievously wrote "shootout to Ndi Igbo all over the world,we've been saving Nigerians since 1914,no wonder they don't want us to go"
Nobody should say Ibos should not go. It is only that they did not want to go.
If Ibos are ready, mobilize all indigbos in the West and go back to your zone.
You are in the West and North clamoring for the sovereignty of Biafra. Is it a thing you can get and operate in diaspora.
Who has done that before.
I know many of you will not survive the pinch of hunger after a month, because all the fake things you sell in the north and west will not have buyers in your place because you know yourselves.
If you go Biafra, the young man's TSTV business will not survive as he would not have patronage.
How many of you will be able to afford the subscription if you all move to your Biafra and TSTV goes with you?
The young man will not forgive you and many of the tribalistic elements among you if his business should fail.
If you don't have work to do, don't destroy a very good idea from a great young, dynamic, progressive and future leader.
A word is enough for the wise.
Thank you.
SAY. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by osusuallstars: 2:06pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Well done bright. For those fools tackling TSTV, calling it another MMM, Abi WWW, just Gerrout, enemy of progress, you know all these things and you can't set up in own pay TV? Abeg where can I buy the decoder sef. In Abu we enjoyed all the football live, news and what have you for just 2100 courtesy MCL. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by shigishege: 2:07pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
his people from the other side now will not let us rest on dis portal again. but u no go see people like dis sane boy carry sticks, block public roads or involve in facing armed soldiers daring them to shoot at them all in d name of biyafara. can u see someone like dis humble, brainy and busy man showcasing thuggery approach in calling for secession like dat useless lot from d underworld sacrificing their dear lives for one headless power hunger escaped coward albino boy called Cownu. if all of them can be so brilliant like dis they would av understood dat dey can turn their region into world class economically sufficient states without crying or wailing everyday for political appointments. confused and disillusioned set of cracked people who does not know d next thing to do with their lives but to face soldiers. lizard eaters |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by OlivetBen(m): 2:07pm 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? Why do we hardly give our own product ny benefit of doubt? Can Nigeria ever progress in this kind of attitude. Innovation don't just start in a twinkling of an eye, it starts gradually if only supports from the citizens and government is given. If support is given to this young man, others will be motivated to do something better, thereby Nigeria will join in the league of producers. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by osusuallstars: 2:09pm 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. Enemy of progress. Save your advice. 5000 naira decoder will not kill us. 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Flaghouse1: 2:10pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
sefadyu:
Somebody mischievously wrote "shootout to Ndi Igbo all over the world,we've been saving Nigerians since 1914,no wonder they don't want us to go"
Nobody should say Ibos should not go. It is only that they did not want to go.
If Ibos are ready, mobilize all indigbos in the West and go back to your zone.
You are in the West and North clamoring for the sovereignty of Biafra. Is it a thing you can get and operate in diaspora.
Who has done that before.
I know many of you will not survive the pinch of hunger after a month, because all the fake things you sell in the north and west will not have buyers in your place because you know yourselves.
If you go Biafra, the young man's TSTV business will not survive as he would not have patronage.
How many of you will be able to afford the subscription if you all move to your Biafra and TSTV goes with you?
The young man will not forgive you and many of the tribalistic elements among you if his business should fail.
If you don't have work to do, don't destroy a very good idea from a great young, dynamic, progressive and future leader.
A word is enough for the wise.
Thank you.
SAY.
You created your profile today and posted a thread just to fight for the unity of this country ,where have you been since to support the unity of the country since time immemorial, Well you can can pickup a form from DAN -Detribalised ASsociation of Nigeria
The from is free!!! |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by lonelydora: 2:16pm 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 You don't need to waste words that nigg.a 1 Like |
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by ShootThemAll(m): 2:21pm 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. DSTV Staff spotted... 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by coolpunk30(m): 2:22pm 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. Wee you kip kwayet! TSTV is here to dominate |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Nobody: 2:22pm 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. Ur drunk Sir. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by osazsky(m): 2:28pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
[quote author=jnwankwo post=61043862]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.[/quote ]. dstv worker spotted leave us alone its just 5k we have lost more than that and we are still alive, experience is d best teacher let's experience d convinence of watching a full match with just200 naira. is it ur money? |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by osazsky(m): 2:30pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
mean while gotv decoder for sale 500 Nair's only, it just 2 years and is working fine |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by 400billionman: 2:36pm 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. The TSTV guy is more credible than you are. You opened a new monicker just to destroy another mans sweat. God will catch people like you. Say Amen.. Are you 9jaProf ? 1 Like |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by baddosky1: 2:46pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
edupedia:
....market don't spoil for TSTV be that....when KANU was telling u Igbos to hate everything Yoruba even the men of God u were hailing him...now me too no one hia anything with IPOB connection...I am no longer interested in another MMM....thank u go and operate it within your Biafra....DSTV abeg bring me Liverpool versus Man U jare!.... If you eventually buy or watch TSTV, may thunder fire you in Jesus name...say amen! |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by baddosky1: 2:57pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
BenzEne1:
The Igbo's can go through legislated procedures. Not by fronting a chameleon like Kanu. He has dashed off to Britain leaving the bereaved to bury their dead alone. Nobody cares about you folks leaving if you can achieve that legally. Or are you saying Igbo's are the only successful entrepreneurs in Nigeria? How did kanu dash off to Britain? Have you forgotten that his passport was seized by the DSS after his first arrest? People just open their mouth to talk anyhow |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Riodebla: 3:02pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
re you now advertising for dstv or what re you trying to say |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by TEECANN: 3:15pm 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. Another enslaved mind and capitalist tortured soul sighted!!!  You actually belong in the lagoon. Hater of progress of the masses. God pass you all!! |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Awoo88: 3:16pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
BumbleBee007:
Are you serious or you're just kidding?
I've been looking for for a decoder that afford its customers those leagues i mentioned I am currently using star times and watch live French , german and italian leagues, for #2600 and one EPL live match |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by feranmiajana: 3:16pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Some energy of progress did not want this satellite succeed in Nigeria.
By the special grace of God, they will be put to shame.
TSTV will succeed in Nigeria. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by djgreenland(m): 3:34pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
You forgot to include 'COPIED' |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Coldfeets: 3:37pm 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 Don't mind that bloody DSTV idiat! I'm sure he's already aware that he'll be sacked very soon. You can feel his palpable fear all over his post. Greedy monsters. Just because TSTV announced its arrival, the bloody GoTV idiats have rushed to bring back Sony Max and they were even saying stupid stuff like 'you complained we listened' Idiats. You listened to your greed. They are now even showing FOX, CBS Reality but I'm just laughing at them. Fools. They have probably forgotten that you cannot deceive all the people all the time. DSTV, sorry boys but your game is up. GOTV: LEAVE IT, HATE It Ndi nzuzu. Ndi oshi.  |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by buJu234: 3:38pm 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. Why 're we so wicked with carp mentality in Nigeria sef, even if its fake, its our own, its not a foreigner (DSTV/GOTV= South Africa economy money spinners ). The future taxes will stay here and help grow our economy, provide jobs and better life for Nigerians. Don't forget Japanese products were fake when compared to the U.S. products in the 1960s- 70s but were is their economy now.. doing great... Same with Taiwan & south Koreans products were fake when compared to the Japanese products in the 1980s- 90s but were is their economy now.. doing great Same Chinese products were fake when compared to the Japanese products in the 1990s- 2000s but were is their economy now.. doing great My brother lets encouraged our own, its our own that will pay taxes and provide the jobs after the foreigners companies have all gone with their profits. Hope u still remember how MTN moved over $5billion to south Africa, at the time when our economy was in recession and needed that money to join and help save us from recession. Lets support our own, whether fake or not, just imagine wat the so called Aba made products would have developed into by now assuming we Nigerians were patronizing them all these decades.... food for thoughts |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by victorioushands: 3:43pm 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 an ijiot. DSTV stooge using Igbo username to make it look unbiased. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by emelda86(f): 4:15pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Macubisalataratamikachokilam......
Bye |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by kingsmaila(m): 4:30pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Let's support this Man as one of our own. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by 9japrof(m): 5:07pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
400billionman:
The TSTV guy is more credible than you are.
You opened a new monicker just to destroy another mans sweat.
God will catch people like you. Say Amen..
Are you 9jaProf ? Stop quoting me, I am in no way related to that account. Besides bros, every business/individual should be open to criticism, it only in Nigeria that a constructive criticism is termed bad belle. What I posted above was an objective criticism with facts available to me, besides am impressed with the competitiveness hitting the pay tv market 3 Likes |
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by melzabull(f): 6:20pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
Pidginwhisper:
An igbo Man speaking Ill of another igbo man biz..Nazo una dey do..Una always dey bitter if u see another igbo man doing better than you..E dey una body  shut up mumu who told you be is Igbo?, an account the fool just registered yday just to discredit Tstv. A lot of yoriba open naidaland account with igbo monikers just to hoodwink people like you. I bet he must be another hateful and bitter yoruba man |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Pidginwhisper: 7:00pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
melzabull:
shut up mumu
who told you be is Igbo?, an account the fool just registered yday just to discredit Tstv. A lot of yoriba open naidaland account with igbo monikers just to hoodwink people like you. I bet he must be another hateful and bitter yoruba man Shou! See this Kare! 
You ppl na the only confused set of ppl for this country..una dey quick to reject and tag any of your ppl wey speak against you or anything wey una dey do Yoruba..make una continue to dey deceive una sef your hatred for the Yorubas and hausas no go fetch you any kobo ..I pray make you no blame yoruba for your misfortune tmorow Alade! .. 
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| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Alexgeneration(m): 7:10pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
desmonpiro:
must we tribalize everything
"igbo boy" Who are the "we"? Stop reading meanings into people's opinions. |
| Re: Bright Echefu Ikechukwu, The Owner Of TSTV (Profile, Photos) by Alexgeneration(m): 7:14pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
bmos:
Ibo boy no de marry quick. How old is this boy- man? How is his not marrying early your problem? You that married very early, what have you achieved with your early marriage? |
