20-08-2017, 09:39
^ That's a very poor excuse. (We see too many of these type of apologists posts here. Who are they trying to support, because it's mighty ineffectual...)
When one company employes another to provide a service to the public, the service they provide reflects directly on the original company - as it should because they have been backed them to that effect. When you don't get your internet parcel you don't complain to the courier company first off do you? The buck stops with the source company, always.
The operators shouldn't put up with a shoddy service representing them, especially one that directly affects their new business model. The streams are quite often not fit for purpose and guys are simply put off by struggling bandwidth, poor quality images, downtime and problems with faulty links.
The operators will be the losers for this. So they I'm sure should not be shrugging it off like you are.
When one company employes another to provide a service to the public, the service they provide reflects directly on the original company - as it should because they have been backed them to that effect. When you don't get your internet parcel you don't complain to the courier company first off do you? The buck stops with the source company, always.
The operators shouldn't put up with a shoddy service representing them, especially one that directly affects their new business model. The streams are quite often not fit for purpose and guys are simply put off by struggling bandwidth, poor quality images, downtime and problems with faulty links.
The operators will be the losers for this. So they I'm sure should not be shrugging it off like you are.