The company, in a statement, expressed delight that it had succeeded in easing the financial burden, associated with monthly subscription in the country, prior to the introduction of the package.
“Our Subscriber base continue to soar fast and statistics have revealed that most of our new subscribers come in asking to be placed on the pay per day plan, which is the latest package that allows you pay only for the number of days you wish to watch,” stated the company’s Brands and Marketing Director, Qasim Elegbede
He added that, “Being the only pay TV operator that offers daily subscription package, it is not surprising that this has been in our favour as most people no longer want to pay for TV subscription they hardly watch.”
StarTimes had on November 1, 2017 announced the commencement of its daily, weekly subscription.
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