STOMP - Singapore Seen - 'Hey Singtel! I'd rather pay for 64 cups of coffee and choke than pay you to watch World Cup'
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STOMPer Aaron is upset that while the World Cup will be shown in Singapore, fans here have to pay high fees to watch the tournament on the television.

The STOMPer, who directed his feedback on SingTel's chief of content and media services, Edward Ying, said:

"This is based what you said on The Straits Times about the cost of watching a World Cup match works out to be over $1 per match and t
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STOMP - Singapore Seen - 'Hey Singtel! I'd rather pay for 64 cups of coffee and choke than pay you to watch World Cup'

BY:stupidbodo 123 days ago on Complaint

STOMPer Aaron is upset that while the World Cup will be shown in Singapore, fans here have to pay high fees to watch the tournament on the television.

The STOMPer, who directed his feedback on SingTel's chief of content and media services, Edward Ying, said:

"This is based what you said on The Straits Times about the cost of watching a World Cup match works out to be over $1 per match and that it is less than a price for a cup of coffee.