Dish TV, Tata Sky and Other DTH Operators Do Not Have Long Term Packs But There are Other Options

The DTH industry has been through lots of ups and downs this year. Firstly with the start of the Trai tariff regime at the start of the year, the bumpy transmission of the customers from one regime to the new one and then the series of reeling regulatory changes and other operator level changes that have been brought to the subscribers, have surely affected the DTH industry and the experience of the consumers. Now, when it comes to experiencing a DTH connection, something that every consumer looks for is how they can save some money on their subscription. One of the most popular ways to do that in the case of DTH has been to get a long-term subscription. However, as you might know, with the new Trai tariff regime, the long term subscription packs have also had a bumpy ride and have mostly been wiped out, with the exception for the few. Now, does that mean that the subscribers cannot enjoy similar prices and discounts on their DTH connection? We say, that is most certainly not the case, here is what we mean by that.

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How Does This Work?

Although most DTH operators have let go of their long-term channel packs with the exception of Airtel Digital TV, these DTH operators still have the long-term subscription option, which is applicable on any DTH connection regardless of what the channel selection is. These long-term packs offer a fixed discount to the consumers depending on the subscription period, and hence the subscribers enjoy the benefits of the long-term channel packs. Here is how this works for most DTH operators.