NO PAY AS YOU GO FROM DSTV. AFTER YEARS OF RIP OFF?

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I was chatting with a very cute guy Mr Ade, as we were on the cue to pay our DSTV subcription. This young man asked this very striking question which made me like him the more, he asked why DSTV is yet to introduce the PAY AS YOU GO? There was no response of-course. The pretty Customer Care Representative was just smiling but Truth be told. The truth is that  DSTV do pay as you go in Souh Africa for over 10 years now and still on, why not Nigeria? A lot of money have been made from Nigerians alone. Fellow Nigerians
 dont you think its high time we are compensated for all our years of patronage?

Or May be cause of some people who believe suffering and cheating are normal? Or could it be that majority of Nigerians who are poor, would recharge with 1000 Naira and use it for a whole year? 

 My Fellow Nigerians Whats your take on this. It really does not make sense to recharge for 3500 to 15k and above and when you travel out or (in pidgin) Nepa / PHCN all na the same, no give us light, na one chance we don enter be that o. We need a solution and let it start by airing your views on this.

Comments

sandra sonya said…
Its time ohhhhhhh. These people done chop us die
16:28
Unknown said…
It think the regulatory body should seriously look into this. If it's on going in South Africa, I see no reason why we can't have it here too. One thing I'm sure of is that this could be done in nigeria, only if some set of people or a group or a body do not have a "cut"/. "Returns" on the monthly subscriptions we pay here. God help us...
17:54
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