What is the point of having a Saturday schedule when you're just going to run rugby over it?

Your cutsey forum is useless, too.

So Mnet has decided that as of 4 April 2011 all Mnet subscribers who watch Mnet with a decoder will now be given a different line-up to those who watch Mnet through DSTV. When I signed up with Mnet years ago I signed up for movies, ktv, the occassional sport, entertainment, etc. Now I am forced to watch Kyknet from 7am - 7.30pm Mon-Fri, and sport the whole day on Saturday until 9pm! Mnet said (in each and every statement they have made regarding these changes) that ktv has been removed because they feel that audience has grown up, yet for the month of April 2011 every movie on a Sunday morning is an animated one! The Sunday night premiere is now also the movie on Wednesday and Saturday nights, so the same movie is been shown 3 times in 1 week in the prime time slot! I almost feel like Mnet has breached my contract with them. I was never consulted with these changes, I never saw any questionaire sent out (in magazines, the TV guide, or on radio), but according to Mnet this is what the viewers wanted? Get real Mnet, this is your way of getting people to sign up for DSTV. Why can't you be happy with the money you are making? Why 'blackmail' us? If the rumour is true, this will all come to an end in 2 years time and then Mnet via decoder will be no more, so let's hope Top-TV has some plans in the pipeline. If I get the May schedule and it's the same as the April one, with sport all day Saturday, no mid-week day movies, etc what's the point in keeping my subscription? Wake up Mnet, some people can afford this!

Would just like to know what is happening with MNET now - yesterday I had KYKNET the whole time on MNET - I do not pay for KYKNET and when it switch over to menet 19:30 - reception was so poor no one can watch it - please make a plan