Or a new customer with a different service entirely. Then to get you back, not only will they have to offer you a "new customer" deal, but they would be losing income from a customer they already have for probably two years. I swear pay-tv providers sure do some stupid things.By the time that happens I'll most likely be a "new customer", costing DISH hundreds of dollars more than if they had offered me the proper upgrade price initially.[/COLOR]
For the people who did not qualify yesterday I would try again today. Dish requalified all of their customers last night. We just got a customer signed up today that did not qualify yesterday.
they should be a lot better today.... reply to that thread requesting for a Private Message. They'll message you when they have time.Would you recomend through Dish or DIRT? Don't want to overload DIRT if we don't have to but they do seem to have a better handle on things.
That argument doesn't hold water for me, either. I am a customer who signed up under a plan that they offered. They took that plan away and, without my request (or approval) provided me with credits to make up for doubling my monthly fee. Those credits ran for 6 months, I think, so I lost those 6 months ago. During those 6 months I bought a Sling for $99 from DISH, added an EHD for something like $50, and added DVR service to my 211k for around $50.From what i gather the OP was a former Absoluter and is either finished or on his last month of programming credits and thats most likely why they aren't willing to deal! But, of course! I could be wrong!
That argument doesn't hold water for me, either. I am a customer who signed up under a plan that they offered. They took that plan away and, without my request (or approval) provided me with credits to make up for doubling my monthly fee. Those credits ran for 6 months, I think, so I lost those 6 months ago. During those 6 months I bought a Sling for $99 from DISH, added an EHD for something like $50, and added DVR service to my 211k for around $50.
It's not like they have never or stopped making profit off of me. I have the protection plan and have never had a service call. That makes them $72/year easy money over 5 years = $360.
Great question! My letter only said 6 months.Why did you get only 6 months of credits? Everybody else got a year!
Well, that's not a way to do business. I received a credit for an installer who didn't show up 3 years ago and last summer for spending over 2 hours on the phone trying to get a new 211 activated...[/COLOR]
I bought the 211 off of Amazon to go with our Tailgater. It's owned, not leased.Last summer was less than a year ago. Don't they make you wait a year for upgrade offers at regular prices?
patmurphey said:Last summer was less than a year ago. Don't they make you wait a year for upgrade offers at regular prices?
Not necessarily. I did a DIU to HD, swapping out my 625 for a 722 back in August, and Zach told me I was eligible for the Hopper ($100) upgrade.Last summer was less than a year ago. Don't they make you wait a year for upgrade offers at regular prices?
I was told $200 to upgrade via chat. 1H/2J
Only allowed one upgrade every 12 months.
I have a 722 and a 612. they need to change it where you can have other receivers besides hoppers and joeys only.I was quoted the same thing yesterday. I have a 922. 612 and 381. I wanted to replace one of my receivers since I live with 2 other roommates. In order to receive the Hopper I'd have to give back ALL of the receivers on the account even though I only want to replace 1 of the receivers and use the Hopper on 1 TV. I don't even need the Joey. Dish says the Hopper requires 2 TVs to work. Dish pulled this with the 922 when it was released. They tried to say it wouldn't work on 1 TV, but it does.
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