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most retail companies work that way, all their deals go to getting new business, the loyal customer effectively finance the chasing of new businessIf it wasn't for the sport I wouldn't bother.
Becoming such a rip off when you consider the significantly cheaper options out there in Stan and Netflix.
What really grinds my gears is that they'll bend over backwards to get new customers, but won't do a damn thing to keep long term customers.
Same. The sport is great. I hate that I have to pay for other stuff I don't watch
I call them every year to disconnect. Telling them I don’t think I’m getting the value for money I used to. They drop there prices so quickly. I’m paying $85 for platinum HD.What really grinds my gears is that they'll bend over backwards to get new customers, but won't do a damn thing to keep long term customers.
ThisYep, it's a really outdated model
Yep, it's a really outdated model
Yep, it's a really outdated model
Im sure they know more about the financials than me but ive often wondered if they adopted a PPV system without having to subscribe would net them more money.
Probably not but id straight away pay a fee per match just to see the ones that arent on FTA.for my team or even matches of interest.
The stumbling block is always the need for installation and a set top box for a reliable (compared to streaming, and the need for a high-speed Internet connection) service, and the cost of providing that.
If it was as easy as just activating a subscription, I imagine that an on-demand service may be more viable, but I don't think there'll be anything like that in the near future which wouldn't just involve streaming via the Internet.
Actually, FTA is the outdated model.
Australia was very late on the uptake with pay television (and hasn't had a very widespread uptake either), which has ingrained a reluctance to pay for content, and the attitude that we have the "right" to FTA content. We're pretty lucky (when compared to a lot of other countries) that we get as much FTA live sport and popular programming as we do.
I do the same, but i think i'll get my wife to do it next time. She's a better hagler than me.I call them every year to disconnect. Telling them I don’t think I’m getting the value for money I used to. They drop there prices so quickly. I’m paying $85 for platinum HD.
Ease up, don't give them ideas.Would be like 7 saying footy is free in SD but pay $10 a month to be able to watch 7mate when the footy is on
Pity the sports channels can’t go with themFoxtel Stan and Netflix are in talks to join forces. Sky and Netflix recently did the same in the UK. Be very interesting to see if the Pay tv model Foxtel uses gets an overhaul.
Only have the basic package plus sport.If it wasn't for the sport I wouldn't bother.
Becoming such a rip off when you consider the significantly cheaper options out there in Stan and Netflix.
What really grinds my gears is that they'll bend over backwards to get new customers, but won't do a damn thing to keep long term customers.
Foxtel Stan and Netflix are in talks to join forces. Sky and Netflix recently did the same in the UK. Be very interesting to see if the Pay tv model Foxtel uses gets an overhaul.
Do it and stay firm don't talk to the Indians you get first up make sure they put you through to the disconnections team based in Australia, then you'll be offered something. I keep doing it.I want to keep it for football and F1. But I’m going to call and say I want out and see if I’ll grt it cheaper. Only problem is if they just say ok and disconnect it. Can I call their bluff ?