Dream Satellite TV--used it?

Question

I am thinking about getting Dream TV (Satellite in the Philippines) but cannot find many reviews on it. How is the service? I am in a neighborhood that has only Destiny (Sky will not come here because, "too many people steal the service") and am looking for an option since Destiny service here is horrific. Anyone have Dream or heard anything about it?

Answer 1

It works fine and 890 pesos a month for 55 channels with 6 movie channels, music and all the intelligent channels like Nat Geo, Discovery, BBC, CNN etc etc.

I've had Dream for two years now and it's been great, my dish is right next to the sea and the only thing I've had to replace was the arm supporting the pick up due to corrosion, but since you can buy the complete dish assembly with cable for 1000 pesos, that's not high maintenance for two years.

Buy the Nokia one for a little bit more, the Korean version is the same but more difficult to use I find.

Answer 2

Haven't tried it but heard from some friends they are not satisfied with the service. The connection was intermittent and not a lot of choices of channel as compared to SKY. Too bad they can't put a stop to illegal connections and their solution only sacrifices paying customers.

Answer 3

My friend is a TV production supervisor in at the Phil Multi Media, Inc. (Dream Satelite). I guess, the blurring may have been caused by misalignment of your satelite disk. it should be facing at the right direction at the right angle.

Answer 4

i was a subscriber for 2 years .. but now i stopped loading coz its very expensive... u have to choose different subscription for different rates... not like ordinary cable network where they have fixed rate .
these is the website of dream.. check it out and study b4 u subscribe...
http://www.dream.com.ph/