99 cent VOD movies
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Let me get this straight... The VOD auto deletes 24 hrs after you download it viewed or not, while the PPV stays on your disk indefinitely? 
I ordered the PPV movie Alice in Wonderland for $0.99. I'm recording it but it shows limited recording. Didn't see it on VOD but did see the other 3 movies.
I have 4 listed at $.99, including She's out of my league, on the Movies on Demand screen accessed through the menu.
Are these the moves stored on the DISH partitioned space on the hard drive of my DVR or do you have to wait for them to download?
Are these the moves stored on the DISH partitioned space on the hard drive of my DVR or do you have to wait for them to download?
Vod. I got them off of the 501 channels. I did not see any in the regular pay per view for 99 cents and I checked each one and the price too.
It's been in my Netflix Que since it was released and still has "very long wait". Usually I get pissed and tired of waiting and drive 10 minutes to Blockbuster.My daughter wants to watch Alice in Wonderland. I have it in my Netflix queue but under "very long wait". For $0.99, that's a no brainer.I'll check it out today.
So it's also available in HD PPV for $0.99?
They should all be .99 cents, Dish would make so much more money. I get mine from blockbuster mail. Totally insane to pay 6.99 for one movie!
DISH could make up alot of money on volume of subs alone if they charged just .99 cents for all of the pay per view movies. Or they could offer .99 cent movies on Fridays or Saturdays or dare I say weekends? Test it out and I bet DISH would haul in the revenue if they tried it and advertised it for a while.
Because I live in a test market where they are testing $1.50 rentals. Needless to say I try to find and use as many free rental codes as I can so I don't have to rent many at $1.50. It has put a crimp in my renting - I used to do about 7 a month at $1.00, not it's 2-3 a month paid plus whatever I can get free using promo codes.
I should consider myself lucky - I hear Harrisburg or some city pays $2.00/rental.
other cities are going from 1.15 to about 1.40 in a test.
I just hope it's all a huge failure and all goes back to $1.00/night.
I find it amazing that hell has frozen over and I can rent a movie from DISH Network cheaper than Redbox!
We only have one Blockbuster left in Pensacola and it is across town. I have not seen any other local rental boxes, but I use Netflix.
.99 ppv movies intriguing .... i think that dish should come down on the price for ppv movies. or like a recent post said have a special promo that takes place on weekends. myself i don't order ppv mainly becasue i work at comcast and i can watch them for free, but none the less lower the price or having a weekend promo is a good idea!
MikeD-C05 said:
Which arc are you on? On western arc I see all 4 mentioned as 99 cents for regular ppv. Make sure you don't have some channels locked out of your favorites list.
Did blockbuster declare bankruptcy yesterday? I heard they had a big payment due and no money to pay it???
I've been thinking about renting Alice in Wonderland and I see that it is available for $.99 both as a VOD on channel 1 and as a PPV on channel 505.
Can anyone give me a clear explanation as to the difference between the two and any advantages/disadvantages of one over the other?
TIA
Can anyone give me a clear explanation as to the difference between the two and any advantages/disadvantages of one over the other?
TIA
Not only should all of the PPV's and VOD offerings be 99 cents, but the entire Dish Online Theater (currently 3702 offerings) should be as well along with the currently 589 After Hours offerings.
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