TellyTrack on USB DSTV DRIFTA

Hi Roddy

Please find below response I had from Multichoice:

ENQUIRY REFERENCE NUMBER: 94528448



Thank you for your e-mail.



We unfortunately do not provide the option to select channels in order to pay accordingly. All the channels on our bouquets are pre-selected and the prices are set by us however, we have forwarded your query to the relevant department for consideration and reference for your convenience.



MultiChoice Africa (Pty) Ltd, trading as MultiChoice, is an authorized Financial Service Provider (FSP) registration number 11514. For information on our Decoder Care Contract, Debit Orders and the various self-help options, please log on to and register via our website www.dstv.com .


Should you require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.


Kind regards



Scott Khumalo

DStv Enquiries Team

Hi Gregbucks

Maybe Bumpy Schoeman uses the Drifta when he calls the horses home, make sense why he often don't see all the horses()
If you connect to a nice screen the picture becomes very nice and viewable

If Tellytrack cannot offer it on EasyView Multi-Choice, then we talking to oursleves!

Rather walk away from this industry.

For the past week or two, I started downscaling my punting.
Now, I am trying a test run to give up the game altogether, starting from today. I gave up smoking about 20 years ago...without the blink of an eye....so, why not punting?

In fact, I have been able to get more work done by being 'hands on' all the time today, instead of taking the 'breaks' to listen to the commentary and/or Tabonline!

Besides, I make far more money than ever lose!

Tnx to Phumelela, Tellytrack, Gold Circdle, the NHA, etc; you just driving people away..... even seasoned ones!
ADIOS!

Told u so.. they arent interested...it will never happen but they probably would have a 150% increase in purchasers if they did. Doesnt make sense...

ikey Wrote:

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> Hi Gregbucks
>
> Maybe Bumpy Schoeman uses the Drifta when he calls
> the horses home, make sense why he often don't see
> all the horses()

LMAO - funny

A split screen to watch Ngong and harness racing.....hahaha

Surely this is the job of the ex-cricketer to get more TT out there. They should be banging down DSTV"s door to get on the drifter bouquet so that more of us fools are kept in the game.

.....calling Major Tom....check ignition switch....the countdown's on.....

If the focus remains on effective and concise sustainability reporting (Gnereal Reporting Index) for the benefit of providing shareholders / stakeholders with a comprehensive sense of comfort with respect to the various companies / bodies' economic situation, environmental issues, human rights, labour practice and decent work, societal and product responsibility, etc., is analysed, the horseracing industry falls flat.

Owners, trainers, punters and other stake-holders remain hostage to non-accountability, even shareholders!

As such, should the industry end up in a morass, there should be aggressive objections to bale it out under any circumstances!

Forget BEE (which has seemiggly benefitted a handful), what about giving us figures on the EE status, sic, how many black vis a vis white female employess %age-wise and in what positions, what is the differrence in positions and pay between males and females, what transformation figures, relationship with trade unions (whilst Labour Practice and Decent Work (LA) category is broadly based on the concept of decent work and includes extensive reporting on the diversity of the workforce, emphasizing aspects of gender, race and age distribution), etc.

In simple terms, the multi-facetted problems have been monotonously high-lighted here (stipes decisions, race dividends, accountability, tracks, auctions, etc); with nary any input from the operators / controllers. The exasperation and dissatisfaction was even underlined by our erstwhile clan members in the higly respected Sham Racing, Craig Eudey, etc and numerous owners and punters.

I would never stake a cent into such a company / operation!!!!

Pie in the sky comes to mind