Yep currently dish tv following d2h way...Otherwise dish tv should not have made recording pay service but d2h should have made it free...
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If u subscribe for one month then one month is free...And next one month have lock in period.
Not only 1+1 ....2+2,3+3,6+6 also are available..
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Gobinath bro, Dish TV only followed Rs17.5+tax rule for HD channel as per TRAI rule below and same implemented in D2H,so HD access fee sure will be removed from D2H,Tata Sky is still holding but can not hold for long as TRAI is their controlling authority
GAZETTE OF INDIA, EXTRAORDINARY,PART III, SECTION 4
The rules were issued on Friday 3-3-2017 and will come into effect shortly of it being published in the gazette.
The most important of the new rules is the imposition of a price cap of Rs 19 on all channels, HD or otherwise.This is Rule 97 of Tariff order
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Their is doubt in many DreamDTH readers about HD Access fee which is illegal but still charged by Tatasky and D2H so I am just giving link of TRAI rules,if I am not following any posting rules Admin can remove my this post(reply)
http://www.trai.gov.in/sites/default/files/Tariff_Order_English_3 March_2017.pdf
Details explained in this order is
The second big impact of the new rules is the prohibition of the HD Access Fee.
Under the new rules, cable and DTH companies can charge money under only two headers — basic subscription and pay-channel charges.
The basic subscription charge has been stipulated at a maximum of Rs 130 per month, which enables you to buy 100 standard or 50 HD channels. If you need more channels, the operator can charge you a maximum of Rs 20 for every 25 standard channels per month. If it’s for HD channels, it is Rs 20 for every 12 HD channels.
For example, if you want to watch a total of 40 HD channels and 20 SD channels, you have to pay Rs 104 (40*2.60) as capacity charge for the HD channels and Rs 26 (20*1.30) as capacity charge for the standard channels. In addition, you also have to give pay channel costs which will depend on the channels. Going by market rates, chances are that these charges will come to around Rs 280 for the HD channels and Rs 15 for SD channels. Thus, the total will come to Rs 425.
At present, subscribing to all required packs to get all the channels that the subscriber wants costs between Rs 500-700 per month. So, many subscribers choose to let go of some channels and watch the packs suggested by the operator, which cost only Rs 425-550 per month.
The problem of bundling is more acute on platforms like Tata Sky, which charges something known as ‘HD Access Fee’ to watch HD content. In case of Tata Sky, the HD Access fee is Rs 175 per month on top of the pack charges.
Under the new scheme, all HD Access charges become illegal as they are neither capacity charges nor pay-channel charges.
http://www.trai.gov.in/sites/default/files/Tariff_Order_English_3 March_2017.pdf
Details explained in this order is
The second big impact of the new rules is the prohibition of the HD Access Fee.
Under the new rules, cable and DTH companies can charge money under only two headers — basic subscription and pay-channel charges.
The basic subscription charge has been stipulated at a maximum of Rs 130 per month, which enables you to buy 100 standard or 50 HD channels. If you need more channels, the operator can charge you a maximum of Rs 20 for every 25 standard channels per month. If it’s for HD channels, it is Rs 20 for every 12 HD channels.
For example, if you want to watch a total of 40 HD channels and 20 SD channels, you have to pay Rs 104 (40*2.60) as capacity charge for the HD channels and Rs 26 (20*1.30) as capacity charge for the standard channels. In addition, you also have to give pay channel costs which will depend on the channels. Going by market rates, chances are that these charges will come to around Rs 280 for the HD channels and Rs 15 for SD channels. Thus, the total will come to Rs 425.
At present, subscribing to all required packs to get all the channels that the subscriber wants costs between Rs 500-700 per month. So, many subscribers choose to let go of some channels and watch the packs suggested by the operator, which cost only Rs 425-550 per month.
The problem of bundling is more acute on platforms like Tata Sky, which charges something known as ‘HD Access Fee’ to watch HD content. In case of Tata Sky, the HD Access fee is Rs 175 per month on top of the pack charges.
Under the new scheme, all HD Access charges become illegal as they are neither capacity charges nor pay-channel charges.
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Any clarification on this ...
It may be due to problem with the broadcaster by which they are asking you to pay more for multiroom...
Write a mail to CC and complain to them...
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The orders were issued in March 2017 and TRAI allowed Cable TV and DTH companies to go to High Court of they find the TRAI order inconvenient for some reason. But, it is 10 months since the order and still the TRAI orders are not implemented by Cable TV and DTH operators.
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Yesternight I've got this mail. I think earlier it was 4 days free for 3 Month recharge. Anyone can confirm.
Yes bro... earlier it was, For 3 months ,4 days extra and for 6 months , 14 days extra... Nice catch ..
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