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Rod P
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2017
03 Sept 2018, 18:01
Decline of content quality.
Programming and content on the rapid decline , not to mention inopportune advertising and repeats of shows some years old. Certainly not value for money.
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DStv (MultiChoice)'s replyOfficial
04 Sept 2018, 08:47Dear Rod Parker,
We acknowledge receiving your complaint. Feedback will be communicated as soon as possible.
Kind regards
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DStv (MultiChoice)'s reply04 Sept 2018, 08:47
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Dear Rod Parker,
We acknowledge receiving your complaint. Feedback will be communicated as soon as possible.
Kind regards
DStv: Hello Peter Team
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Rod P's updateReviewer Update
04 Sept 2018, 12:28Good day to you, Sorry I do not buy your reasoning for poor content. You also made no mention of the increasing number of adverts placed at the expense of the show they are placed in. example Cabenaro during this weekend . This show was cut to ribbons by ill paced commercials. Your progam director just seem not to care. Repeats do not make programming affordable , but it is your policy of profit before good quality broadcasting, that compromises the output. Your subscription fees have increased considerably over the years and yet the output quality diminishes. I talk to hundreds and if not thousands of people in my monthly co**** of business and the general consesus is the complaint is uniform. No wonder Netflix and others are becoming highly attractive alternatives. Quality should be you number one priority as opposed to servicing political agendas. Can I and will I receive what is paid for ?????
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Rod P's update04 Sept 2018, 12:28
Reviewer Update
Good day to you, Sorry I do not buy your reasoning for poor content. You also made no mention of the increasing number of adverts placed at the expense of the show they are placed in. example Cabenaro during this weekend . This show was cut to ribbons by ill paced commercials. Your progam director just seem not to care. Repeats do not make programming affordable , but it is your policy of profit before good quality broadcasting, that compromises the output. Your subscription fees have increased considerably over the years and yet the output quality diminishes. I talk to hundreds and if not thousands of people in my monthly co**** of business and the general consesus is the complaint is uniform. No wonder Netflix and others are becoming highly attractive alternatives. Quality should be you number one priority as opposed to servicing political agendas. Can I and will I receive what is paid for ?????