Television offers that you may want to refuse (2)
Prospective viewers/customers of TV services offered by Melita and Go, please note. As an English-speaking viewer of TV services I tend to gravitate to those channels that offer my native tongue, even if it is the very often poor American-English...
Prospective viewers/customers of TV services offered by Melita and Go, please note. As an English-speaking viewer of TV services I tend to gravitate to those channels that offer my native tongue, even if it is the very often poor American-English language!
So the point I want to get across to the many possible new customers is that many of the programmes on offer are, in the main, out of date (whatever happened to the best before notice, I wonder).
Many of the programmes are either repeats or very old. This is the direct responsibility of the channel providers. They market their various programmes and shows to each other. Hallmark, Granada and BBC make this a regular practice.
The result for us viewers is that programmes are repeated over and over again. Some are as old as 15 years. Perhaps they should be slotted to the History Channel.
So, would-be buyers of these much-hyped offers, beware and check out what you are entering into before you sign up.
And to the providers I would say, come clean and offer us the full explanation we deserve, please.