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    MultiChoice SA expands DStv Internet to include uncapped fibre

    Promoted | DStv Internet via fibre delivers the benefits of a modern, connected life.
    By MultiChoice South Africa14 October 2022
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    It’s official! The home of online and television entertainment, DStv, is bringing connectivity to South African homes. DStv Internet via fibre gives customers an uncapped fibre connection, access to more streaming, and more entertainment.

    The accessible, high-speed offering is positioned to give consumers peace of mind. DStv Internet via fibre guarantees customers faster, smoother and more stable Internet access. Users can expect enhanced gaming, social media and browsing experiences; all while streaming the best content using the DStv Streama TV box.

    The new DStv Streama delivers content from DStv and other streaming services through a reliable Internet connection. Compatible devices are turned into smart TVs, granting users access to a bigger world of entertainment.

    In an era of wide-reaching digital services, DStv is streamlining processes, ensuring that customers and their households are connected to the Internet without the admin of paying multiple bills. The DStv Internet via fibre package gives customers more of their favourite content, but that’s not the only benefit.

    The total package

    DStv Internet via fibre currently houses two products: one that bundles the DStv Compact bouquet and another that offers the top-end Premium bouquet:

    • Aggressively priced at R699 for a fixed 24-month period, the first fibre bundle offers 25/10Mbit/s (downlink/uplink) uncapped fibre and router, with a DStv Streama TV box and a DStv Compact subscription.
    • The second fibre bundle also offers 25/10Mbit/s uncapped fibre and router, including a DStv Streama box and DStv Premium for R999/month on a 24-month contract.

    In both instances, consumers who supply their own decoder get satellite TV included at the same price.

    According to the Digital Quality of Life Index 2021 (SA in DQL global ranking), South Africa is ranked 68th out of 110 countries, which is the highest ranking in comparison to other African countries. Although many South Africans enjoy access to mobile and broadband with relative stability, there is a long way to go in fully bridging the digital divide.

    “The DStv Internet via fibre is our way of giving more to our customers. Their needs have changed far beyond consuming content, they are actively engaging on different platforms to access information and stay in touch with the world. Simplicity is key for us at MultiChoice. If someone has access to a reliable network connection, they can stream content and browse the Internet across multiple platforms at an accessible price,” says MultiChoice South Africa CEO Nyiko Shiburi.

    The attainability of DStv Internet via fibre is seen through customers like Zakhele, a 28-year-old retail manager, who shares a house in Cosmo City with three friends.

    “There are some things we like to do together like stream a soccer match, while other times I just prefer browsing the ‘Net in my own personal space. Having this uncapped fibre and subscription at one price not only means saving, but that we all get to do what we like,” he said.

    How to get connected

    New customers can access DStv Internet via fibre by visiting the DStv website and following a simple three-step process.

    1. Order online: Prospective customers can check for fibre coverage in their area, select a fibre deal, and complete their order online. They can also go online and request a call back to get assistance from one of DStv’s friendly specialists.
    2. Delivery and installation: Once the order is complete, DStv technicians will deliver the hardware and book a date for installation.
    3. Connection: Users can enjoy an uncapped Internet connection and endless entertainment with DStv,

    Existing customers can log on to their profile and apply by clicking “Add New Product” before selecting the deal to start the application process.

    Why choose DStv?

    • Pay-TV giant DStv is a trusted service provider.
    • The DStv Internet via fibre deals are made possible through partnership with South Africa’s best Internet providers.
    • Users ultimately save big when they bundle their DStv package with uncapped internet access.

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