The DStv/GOtv Step Up offer which gives loyal customers more reason to stay connected in the new year is only left with 12 days to close. The campaign that started on 15 January will finally come to an end on Friday 29th February.
The Step Up Offer has been working miracles for active and disconnected DStv Compact Plus, Compact, Access and Family customers as well as GOtv Plus, Value and Lite customers who pay for their current packages. The said customers are bumped up to a higher package for 30 days of access to a wider viewing experience.
Sauya Nakayiga, the Head of Retention, MultiChoice Uganda says their mission is to customers at the heart of everything they do. She said the offer is one of the ways in which they want to show loyal customers that they value them.
“We understand the economic pressures that the beginning of the year can bring, and this is a great opportunity to enrich lives with access to additional quality entertainment on us” Ms Nakayiga said.
The Step Up campaign came after the DStv Tweyanziza and Ssasanya Amajja campaigns which were announced with the ‘strain of beginning of year budgets’ on DStv and GOtv customers in mind.
“With all the offers we have given our customers, our aim is to ease the strain of expenditures at the beginning of the year on them in whatever way possible and to ensure that they can still afford to enjoy their favourite entertainment during this time period,” Joan Semanda Kizza, the PR and Communications Manager for MultiChoice Uganda said.
The Broadcast Satellite Television giant emphasized that active customers on DStv Compact Plus, Compact, Family and Access and GOtv Plus, Value and Lite customers can take advantage of this offer to sample entertainment available on higher packages by paying their subscription on time. Customers who are currently disconnected can simply reconnect during the offer period to benefit.
DStv and GOtv customers will be able to enjoy a wide array of content on their boosted offering including world-class sporting action alongside exciting local content, international movies, series, telenovelas, music, news and kids’ entertainment for less.
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