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Why can't PIK users who subscribe to the Movie Network not access their site / app? When you try to login it says you must be an Optik TV subscriber. Seems like we should have access when paying the same subscription price.
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If you pay for a channel it should be made available to you regardless of the service. Bell thinks otherwise. A complaint to the CRTC on Bell about this issue should be brought up. Has been going on for years.
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If you pay for a channel it should be made available to you regardless of the service. Bell thinks otherwise. A complaint to the CRTC on Bell about this issue should be brought up. Has been going on for years.
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Edit: make a complaint here: http://crtc.gc.ca/eng/contact/
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It's not a Bell exclusive; Telus Optik TV customers in the West get access to TMN GO with no problem. Is there any confirmation that this is Bell's decision not to extend that to Pik TV? I assume it's Telus wanting to keep Pik TV as a budget service with fewer features than Optik.
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As stated earlier customers should file a complaint with the CRTC. When paying for a channel it shouldn’t matter what platform it’s on. Access should be given to the online one as well.
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@WestCoasterBCDo you have proof that this in fact Bell who is deciding this? I find it hard to believe that Bell cares if they are getting the money for the subscription regardless. It would make more sense to me that Telus would be blocking this to get users to go to their "premium" OptikTV service. Sure Bell would have to add PikTV to their valid providers sign on list, but I would bet that Telus hasn't even asked them to.