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Mark T
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2011
08 Mar 2016, 20:16
Over and over again
Really getting tired of seeing advertising saying an \all new series\" and when I switch the tv on during prime time viewing , I have to be tortured to view the same episode of \"this is my story\" for the umpteenth time\"<br> <br> Please explain to me how on earth you can justify increases in subscriptions when you are repeating your programming over and over and over again, and then come up with the lamest of explanations that there is a bouquet for everyone. There is , it just depends how many times we wish to watch the same episode of a series. <br> Perhaps reconsider the concept of paying an actor millions ( they are already making a fortune) to be your brand ambassador and rather make the spend on purchasing some decent new viewing options for your subscribers that can have something to watch during prime time viewing as we are paying \" premium rates\"<br> <br> "
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DStv (MultiChoice)'s replyOfficial
11 Mar 2016, 11:31Hello marktruter,
Please accept our sincere apologies for the delayed response and for the inconvenience caused.
The main reason programmes are repeated is to give people a second or third chance to see something they might have missed. Or a second or third chance to record a show on their PVRs.
The other reason is that there are only so many new movies and shows being made every year. A single channel broadcasting 24 hours a day needs 8 760 hours of content a year. There are only about 600 new movies made every year, giving just 1 200 hours of movies.
However, there is a lot of new content available on a weekly basis - channels such as M-Net, M-Net Edge and kykNET premiere new shows and movies every week.
We have a number of packages to choose from, so we'd encourage you to have a look at these and choose a package that suits your pocket.
Thank you for your feedback, your support is important to us.
Regards
Elna
Please accept our sincere apologies for the delayed response and for the inconvenience caused.
The main reason programmes are repeated is to give people a second or third chance to see something they might have missed. Or a second or third chance to record a show on their PVRs.
The other reason is that there are only so many new movies and shows being made every year. A single channel broadcasting 24 hours a day needs 8 760 hours of content a year. There are only about 600 new movies made every year, giving just 1 200 hours of movies.
However, there is a lot of new content available on a weekly basis - channels such as M-Net, M-Net Edge and kykNET premiere new shows and movies every week.
We have a number of packages to choose from, so we'd encourage you to have a look at these and choose a package that suits your pocket.
Thank you for your feedback, your support is important to us.
Regards
Elna
Best regards,
DStv (MultiChoice)'s reply11 Mar 2016, 11:31
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Hello marktruter,
Please accept our sincere apologies for the delayed response and for the inconvenience caused.
The main reason programmes are repeated is to give people a second or third chance to see something they might have missed. Or a second or third chance to record a show on their PVRs.
The other reason is that there are only so many new movies and shows being made every year. A single channel broadcasting 24 hours a day needs 8 760 hours of content a year. There are only about 600 new movies made every year, giving just 1 200 hours of movies.
However, there is a lot of new content available on a weekly basis - channels such as M-Net, M-Net Edge and kykNET premiere new shows and movies every week.
We have a number of packages to choose from, so we'd encourage you to have a look at these and choose a package that suits your pocket.
Thank you for your feedback, your support is important to us.
Regards
Elna
Please accept our sincere apologies for the delayed response and for the inconvenience caused.
The main reason programmes are repeated is to give people a second or third chance to see something they might have missed. Or a second or third chance to record a show on their PVRs.
The other reason is that there are only so many new movies and shows being made every year. A single channel broadcasting 24 hours a day needs 8 760 hours of content a year. There are only about 600 new movies made every year, giving just 1 200 hours of movies.
However, there is a lot of new content available on a weekly basis - channels such as M-Net, M-Net Edge and kykNET premiere new shows and movies every week.
We have a number of packages to choose from, so we'd encourage you to have a look at these and choose a package that suits your pocket.
Thank you for your feedback, your support is important to us.
Regards
Elna
Best regards,