Tata Sky will remove channels to reduce prices for 70 lakh users from 15 June: Tata Sky to close its channels to cut monthly bill for about 70 lakh users now to regain its customer Will give. This is because the DTH operator has lost 1.5 million users in the last one and a half months. This is due to the expensive price of Tata Sky.
Tata Sky (Tata Sky) will now close some channels to cut monthly bills for around 70 lakh users to regain its customer. This is because the DTH operator has lost 1.5 million users in the last one and a half months. This is due to the expensive price of Tata Sky. In such a situation, the company has now become active to bring these customers back to its platform.Most of the customers that Tata lost were subscribers with monthly billing of less than Rs 400, who did not renew their subscriptions.
According to a report, Tata Sky’s analytics team has found that out of the 5 million subscribers logging into the Tata Sky website or app in May, around 70 percent wanted to leave the channels to reduce their monthly bills. Harit Nagpal, managing director of Tata Sky said, “One lakh interactive subscribers returned to our platform in March after the lockdown was implemented. However, 1 million users dropped out in April and more than half of the users did not recharge in May.
Earlier, Tata Sky was providing long term recharge option to its users as part of the Tata Sky cashback offer. Tata Sky, one of the leading DTH companies in India, has introduced a new offer for its users, in which the company is offering two months of free service on a 12-month recharge. Explain that for this offer of Tata Sky, users have to pay with Citibank’s Credit or Debit Card. This offer can be used from both Tata Sky’s mobile app and website. The cashback amount will reach users within seven days after recharging.
