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Sentech cuts off non-paying clients

Sep 15 2010 16:44 Sapa

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Johannesburg - State-owned Sentech cut off around 40 non-paying clients on Wednesday.

In an email, the signal distributor said the clients - who owed more than R27m - were government departments, community radio and tv.  

"The services that are being suspended are broadcasting signal distribution, facilities rental and VSAT [Very Small Aperture Terminal] connectivity," Sentech's manager for PR & media Nthabeleng Mokitimi said.

Asked if any clients had made last minute payments, Mokitimi said that from the time letters of final demand were sent out, over 30  customers had made payment or signed acknowledgement of debt agreements for restructuring of their payments.

Consequently, their signals had not been cut off.

She confirmed that if any of the clients that had been cut off paid up immediately, Sentech would provide them with a signal.

 
 
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