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I'll have to agree. Providers watch over customers more than we watch over them. It's been decades of experiencing price increase for every provider anyway so everyone should know how to play the game.

I think since they used to do that, Dish still found out that they still keep getting calls about the price increase anyway. I know it's a crazy idea, but probably sending those notifications probably just wastes resources on printing and paper and doesn't really help decrease the number of...

The contracts that customers sign up for actually tells if prices are subject to change anytime without notice. the Dish website actually have copies of the contracts and agreements for their customers. Check it out at Mydish.com at the very bottom of the page you'll find the link "Legal". You...

We should look into our contracts and check if they disclosed that prices can go up without prior notice. This will help us determine if we will have to expect a notification or not. Some states have a law that advance notifications should be sent though, but not all of course. So digging up for...

Paying a year in advance would not make the old price stay as it is now. The price change will still kick in. Only new customers who signed up before 1/17 for a specific price who are still in their introductory year would be protected but will also have to adjust to the new price once their...