However, the monthly amount they pay to the pirates is far less than the rate charged by the genuine distributors. The network thus created allows the pirates' customers to watch more than one formerly scrambled channel at a time, but they pay more in return. They guarantee their customers a better illegal service by buying more than one decoder and linking them to more TV sets. The problem becomes more complex when these TV pirates decide to integrate their efforts, forming centralized networks to generate the maximum profit. However, this way, the viewer still cannot watch more than one channel at a time. Through a network of cables, he connects his decoder to the TV sets of others who live in the same building and are keen to watch these channels at a lower cost. The problem starts when someone subscribes to ART not just to watch Arab pay-TV channels but also with the idea of making a buck.
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