That would be $7 + $17 = $24, so you would only pay $4 more for two additional tuners and no SD outputs, or $3 less for one less tuner with 1H/1JTwo 722's = $7 + $14 = $21 - Two HD tvs, two SD tvs, four tuners
Still, I can't justify going from 1 722 to any Hopper system. $7 to $14 for 1 tv, or $7 to $21 for 2 tvs.
Dish could take the sting out of these Hopper hikes by making the 1st Joey free, like I thought they should have done from the beginning.
Dish could take the sting out of these Hopper hikes by making the 1st Joey free, like I thought they should have done from the beginning.
I went through this about a year ago, dropping Dish, not over fees but programming (AMC dispute). Going back to cable went very well for me. I got more HD, and since I use my own cable-card DVR, I'm immune to equipment fees. My multi-room system is only $2/month (that's the fee for the cable card). Additional rooms are absolutely free. I've got no DVR fees, no additional receiver fees, no lease fees, no mirror fees, no HD fees. My subscription (equivalent to AT250) is $49/month, for 2 years, then $69 when it goes back to regular price. So I'm saving a huge amount of money and don't have to use a crappy cable DVR. My Windows Media Center DVR is on par with Hopper in most respects. I highly recommend it to anyone who is sick of the endless fees from satellite providers and has access to a good cable service.
Dish could take the sting out of these Hopper hikes by making the 1st Joey free, like I thought they should have done from the beginning.
Unfortunately, Dish fees on receivers is one reason why I left Dish. They're as bad as cable.WOW, The Directv Genie is looking better every day.
I thought going from a $7 to a $10 DVR fee on the Hopper was bad.
Unfortunately, Dish fees on receivers is one reason why I left Dish. They're as bad as cable.
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Unfortunately, Dish fees on receivers is one reason why I left Dish. They're as bad as cable.
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Did you ever imagine a reality where a server with multiple satellite tuners would have the same cost as a dumb client?I never imagined a reality where they would double the monthly cost just for the sake of collecting money on equipment we paid an upfront upgrade fee.
That's the magic of the ETF. Churn is delayed several months when the cost to switch is high.Prolly going to be considerable churn over this, but I don't think a catastrophic tipping point has been reached, unless they raise VIP fees, which would be MY tipping point.
I just asked on the online chat with dish about the fee increase. He transferred me to a supervisor who wasn't sure about it so he transferred me to his supervisor who explained to me the fee increase is only for new customers and that current customers have nothing to worry about. I can only hope this is true.
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