Tata Sky Multi TV Policy Completely Removed: What Customers Has to Pay Now?

Tata Sky has been making several changes on how it’s operating right now. The DTH operator, which was last in the queue to implement the new Trai tariff mandate, is also the most preferred DTH operator by the customers, thanks to its wide-range of channel packs and excellent customer service. However, since the very beginning, Tata Sky customers were not happy with its Multi TV policy. After the new tariff mandate became fully active, Tata Sky Multi TV users started looking out for other DTH operators as they felt the tariffs for secondary connections is way too high. Last month, Tata Sky completely scrapped its Multi TV policy and introduced a new service called Tata Sky Room TV, under which the operator is providing the option to choosing separate channels compared to the primary connection. But the question in everyone’s mind is what Tata Sky is charging for a Multi TV connection? Well, let’s find out.

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Tata Sky Multi-TV Policy Withdrawl Details and Causes

To recall, on June 15, Tata Sky scrapped its good-old Multi TV policy. This announcement means that subscribers of Tata Sky would have to pay separately for each secondary connection that they have bought instead of a discounted price for the secondary connections. Tata Sky has also said that the subscribers should toggle their channel selections to make their subscriptions more affordable after this implementation as all the connections will be billed separately. However, the separate connections would also mean that now subscribers will be able to select their channels of choice instead of going with the mirrored channels of the primary connection. While the separate channel choosing option came as handy, Tata Sky customers will have to pay standard NCF charges for every secondary connection.