Anyone know how Dish "times" their days? 24HR/or day by day?

[STEELERSRULE]

I know the thread title may not be clear on what I want too know:

Does Dish "time out" their days on a 24 hr clock, or due they go "day by day"

I have DishNOW!/Ya!, and would like to know what they consider a "day" of programming

Example:

If you were to sign up for HBO at 11:30pm on Friday night, does it go on a "24 Hour clock" and that is considered 1 day(11:30pm/Friday to 11:30pm Saturday).

Or, if you signed up at 11:30pm Friday night, and it goes into Saturday of course, is that considered 2 days of service?(Friday/11:30pm-11:59pm is 1 day, and at Saturday/12:00am is that considered a 2nd day then). Even though you signed up Friday at 11:30pm, they still consider it 1 day of service, although the day only had 30 minutes left in it.

Of course, i would prefer the 24 hour clock as that is much more customer friendly.

But I don't know if Dish NOW!/YA! is under different timing methods then a regular Dish customer or not.

Thanx in advance.

 

[MikeD-C05]

I am not sure, but I am betting if DISH is considering a day, it would mean from that point you turned on programming as the first day . I doubt that they would consider a 24 hour clock.

 

[goaliebob99]

Thats a good question.. I would bet that the day you acitvate service is day one.. Usally the programming day goes from 4am to 4am cst.. or something to that effect..

 

[Zero327]

I am not sure, but I am betting if DISH is considering a day, it would mean from that point you turned on programming as the first day . I doubt that they would consider a 24 hour clock.

You'd be correct too!