svenkateshsmart
Well-Known Member
First, just like you, I really think Tata Sky is definitely better than the other providers in the market. And I too think that their customer care and user experience (atleast until now), has been good with me. But this is just a discussion about the policies in general, which these providers impose, in our country.
Common, I really dont think that makes any sense. Wht would Tata leave the dish & cabling in the same place when I have vacated my house, expecting that the other tenant will also opt for Tata Sky (if in case he opts for a cable TV in the first place)
Ofcourse its subsidized. One of the reasons for that is they order in bulk, so their per unit cost will not be too big.
What ???:lol: You can get a basic phone for 1000 rupees or even less today, depending on the brand.
Yes ofcourse, they will make money out of monthly subscriptions ALSO, in addition to making money out of the intial ownership & installation charges. Its a business at the end of the day, and they should & will try to make money in every stage of the service offering. not only monthly subscriptions.
The direction of the dish is definitely not a big issue, as the satellite receiver has to definitely face the satellite to get the best reception, I mentioned it because that blog had a point about it. But your comparison with Gillette is really funny.:lol:
Enjoy your TV with Tata Sky just like I do, atleast as of now.
Hi,
+1 to the above post. I think basically here no one is trying to degrade Tata Sky's reputation here, but rather discussing about the policies that are not in favor to its costumers.
Even the starter of the thread admits that he is using Tata Sky's services and admits that it is better than others.
Of course, there were some exaggerations, which is to be expected - everyone wants to add spice to their articles! It is good that lot of us chipped in and clarified those exaggerated points and thanks for that.
So, I think it is better that we discuss what is favorable and beneficial to us and its customers rather than justifying their business strategies. I don't care what strategies they use so long as it is beneficial to the public.
Cheers!