Tellytrack what if....

soodum Wrote:

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> > They delivered the new local decoder to my
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> > today if that means anything. My guess they
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> > be switching off soon
> Decoder for local racing ?


must be international- They must be trying get them out asap as I see the Wincanton PA R5600 and the jackpot R6800 - the sw pool in the last was an amazing R751 - Out of sight out of mind - Maybe Teletrack should think on why Coke keeps advertising despite its position in the beverage market - I wonder who came up with this stupid idea

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> > > They delivered the new local decoder to my
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>> Decoder for local racing ?
No. Hawaii local ivve had my international decoder 2 weeks aleady
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> must be international- They must be trying get
> them out asap as I see the Wincanton PA R5600 and
> the jackpot R6800 - the sw pool in the last was an
> amazing R751 - Out of sight out of mind - Maybe
> Teletrack should think on why Coke keeps
> advertising despite its position in the beverage
> market - I wonder who came up with this stupid
> idea

Its the local one hawaii international one was installed 2 weeks ago

Bigbrass Wrote:

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> Its the local one hawaii international one was
> installed 2 weeks ago


so now do you have to pay for DSTV for sport also?

Yes got 3 dstv decoders for sports

Bigbrass Wrote:

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> They delivered the new local decoder to my agency
> today if that means anything. My guess they must
> be switching off soon

Is this a DSTV decoder or something completely different? Does it
connect to the satellite dish you use for DSTV, or does it have a
separate dish, or does it use an entirely different system?

I remember when IGN first started and only Tattersalls Clubs had
the TV picture, it used a MMDS system through an MNET decoder
and used terrestrial TV signals. I recall that the major problem with
this system back then was it was not licensed, and everyone was
therefore using it illegally.

It is truly amazing that customers of a huge industry have been kept completely uninformed by operators..........if racing is no longer able to be viewed in homes, it will surely confirm the ultimate mismanagement by a listed Company.
To suggest that racing never used be on TV is hardly valid..................None of us would accept crank-starting our cars.............it's a backward step!!

does that dial in phone number for listening to commentating of live races still work? just sayin'

rob faux Wrote:

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> It is truly amazing that customers of a huge
> industry have been kept completely uninformed by
> operators..........if racing is no longer able to
> be viewed in homes, it will surely confirm the
> ultimate mismanagement by a listed Company.
> To suggest that racing never used be on TV is
> hardly valid..................None of us would
> accept crank-starting our cars.............it's a
> backward step!!


Television is the only thing keeping Racing going - If it gets cut some folks at Phum might find that they may have to use Public Transport in the near future as the Industry will die no matter how the traditionalist try to spin it.

Don Wrote:

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> does that dial in phone number for listening to
> commentating of live races still work? just
> sayin'


You try to call for Gauteng and you may get Cape or UK or sometimes nothing at all - useless

.....by not issuing any statements on the future of the DSTV or alternative viewing platforms they are giving the impression that

a) They do not know what is going on

b) They have no regard for their customers

c) They are waiting for a miracle

d) All of the above

Muhtiman Wrote:

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> .....by not issuing any statements on the future
> of the DSTV or alternative viewing platforms they
> are giving the impression that
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> a) They do not know what is going on
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> b) They have no regard for their customers
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> c) They are waiting for a miracle
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> d) All of the above

No debate.................all of the above!!

If Stuart is the director in charge of Tellytrack and the tote ,then the performance of both would suggest a failure of fiduciary duty wouldn't it?