DK Sky Setup Signal
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DK Sky Setup Signal
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2 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
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NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|2 Reviews
Dec '25 - Sep '26
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Noeleen D
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2019
6 Feb 2026, 19:23
DK SKY SETUP SIGNAL
If it was possible to rate them MINUS 0 it would have been more applicable> On 28/01/2026 I logged an online service call with BUDGET TV REPAIRS. Technicians arrived at 08h50, assessed the issue without giving an estimate cost for the job. They simply proceeded and slapped me with an invoice for R12897.00. I already had a decoder in my possession, which was previously in use, but they charged me for a new one. Various other charges reflect on the invoice. Budget TV Repairs claimed they did not have a service call from me and yet my details were given to this DK. After multiple phone calls, of which many weren't answered, we were told they would refund me R4000.00. That has not come forth, and they accused us of all sorts of things. PLEASE DO NOT EVER use the above mentioned companies as I know they have taken other pensioners for a ride. Before leaving site they demanded I make a GEO payment.
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Noeleen D
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2019
6 Feb 2026, 19:23
DK SKY SETUP SIGNAL
If it was possible to rate them MINUS 0 it would have been more applicable> On 28/01/2026 I logged an online service call with BUDGET TV REPAIRS. Technicians arrived at 08h50, assessed the issue without giving an estimate cost for the job. They simply proceeded and slapped me with an invoice for R12897.00. I already had a decoder in my possession, which was previously in use, but they charged me for a new one. Various other charges reflect on the invoice. Budget TV Repairs claimed they did not have a service call from me and yet my details were given to this DK. After multiple phone calls, of which many weren't answered, we were told they would refund me R4000.00. That has not come forth, and they accused us of all sorts of things. PLEASE DO NOT EVER use the above mentioned companies as I know they have taken other pensioners for a ride. Before leaving site they demanded I make a GEO payment.
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Chris L
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2025
22 Dec 2025, 06:58
BEWARE: RED FLAG SATELLITE TV INSTALLERS
Beware of the following TV repair and installation company,DK Sky Setup Signal, which also uses the names Celtechs, Galaxy and Sky Tech DSTV Installers who operate in the Pretoria East area. I contacted them on 3 Dec 2025 after my TV reception continuosly failed. Nicholas and Wayne (Real names?) appeared at our house in a retirement estate after charging us R350 for their call out. They replaced the LNB and about 12m RF cable without indicating the specifications and costs of the installed components or providing me any visual inspection of the LNB. It was only the next day that I could execute a visual inspection that I discovered that the replacement LNB was a pretty standard version with market prices approxiamately R1000. They spent about two hours with us and then produced an invoice which they received from somewherr on a laptop for an amount of R13,986. I only later discovered that the invoice was dated 01 Sep 2025 and contained non-sensical technical descriptions of the LNB with double entries. When I attemted to make a normal EFT payment they insisted that I should make a "geo payment" which is not standard practice for professional service providers. When the amount was questioned the technicians left in a hurry. No paper work was delivered, as promised, for gaurantee and isurance purposes. I eventually managed to contact Martin, the so called manager of the setup(Tel: ***), who agreed to re-imburse me with 50% of the payment made. I was repeatedly assured in writing that the refund would be processed. Despite several reassurances and no payment, communications have broken down. These experiences have been deeply upsetting, particularly because it involves elderly people and misleading bussiness practices. The following telephone numbers were applicable: ***, ***, ***, *** Names uused: Martin, Nicholas, Wayne Photos of the technicians in their car and registration and make of the car are available.
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Chris L
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2025
22 Dec 2025, 06:58
BEWARE: RED FLAG SATELLITE TV INSTALLERS
Beware of the following TV repair and installation company,DK Sky Setup Signal, which also uses the names Celtechs, Galaxy and Sky Tech DSTV Installers who operate in the Pretoria East area. I contacted them on 3 Dec 2025 after my TV reception continuosly failed. Nicholas and Wayne (Real names?) appeared at our house in a retirement estate after charging us R350 for their call out. They replaced the LNB and about 12m RF cable without indicating the specifications and costs of the installed components or providing me any visual inspection of the LNB. It was only the next day that I could execute a visual inspection that I discovered that the replacement LNB was a pretty standard version with market prices approxiamately R1000. They spent about two hours with us and then produced an invoice which they received from somewherr on a laptop for an amount of R13,986. I only later discovered that the invoice was dated 01 Sep 2025 and contained non-sensical technical descriptions of the LNB with double entries. When I attemted to make a normal EFT payment they insisted that I should make a "geo payment" which is not standard practice for professional service providers. When the amount was questioned the technicians left in a hurry. No paper work was delivered, as promised, for gaurantee and isurance purposes. I eventually managed to contact Martin, the so called manager of the setup(Tel: ***), who agreed to re-imburse me with 50% of the payment made. I was repeatedly assured in writing that the refund would be processed. Despite several reassurances and no payment, communications have broken down. These experiences have been deeply upsetting, particularly because it involves elderly people and misleading bussiness practices. The following telephone numbers were applicable: ***, ***, ***, *** Names uused: Martin, Nicholas, Wayne Photos of the technicians in their car and registration and make of the car are available.
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