If you sign a 2 year contract and the rate rises after the first year, I'm calling that bait and switch. If you don't want to have a conversation without cussing at me, then feel free to use the ignore function
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If you sign a 2 year contract and the rate rises after the first year, I'm calling that bait and switch. If you don't want to have a conversation without cussing at me, then feel free to use the ignore function
I know when I signed up for service all the disclosures were given about the discounted rates for the first year, when the extra credits roll off and all the details regarding what to expect for the first 2 years. I also received a customer service agreement with the same info in the mail days after i set up service. i think the issue is that people usually don't pay attention to the details that are gone over when they are signing up. The agents over the phone or over the DISH chat support are required to and go over all applicable disclosures when creating an account.
It doesn't matter what YOU call it. I can say the Browns are the top team in the NFL. It doesn't make it true. "Bait and switch" has a specific definition. What MVPDs are doing is not that.If you sign a 2 year contract and the rate rises after the first year, I'm calling that bait and switch. If you don't want to have a conversation without cussing at me, then feel free to use the ignore function
And I apologize for offending your sensitive ears.
Why don’t everybody just get in a ring an bare knuckle fist fight for about 30min an then talk about it , it ain’t nobody that can agree on anything anymore yee haw
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It doesn't matter what YOU call it. I can say the Browns are the top team in the NFL. It doesn't make it true. "Bait and switch" has a specific definition. What MVPDs are doing is not that.
And I apologize for offending your sensitive ears.
I'm not offended. And I'm really referring to Directv here more than Dish. The way they flash a cheap price in their TV ads, many people fall for the 2-year contract thinking that price is locked in. I think Dish has done a better job by introducing 2-year price locks.
Think of how many people move and leave the Dish on the roof? Look around at how many dishes you see that you can tell aren't being used anymore
I always thought Dish wanted people to leave the dish. It's like free advertising and the next person is more likely to get Dish because it is already there
luke rizzuto III
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If only it was 1989 again!
OK, so Dish uses a larger font. Here's from Direct's site:
Sure, small print, but you can't say it's not there.
I got my deal when it was still 24 months. It was locked in.
Comcast is worse. They give you the discounted price, then say that "regular rates" apply after the discount period. Good luck digging to find that "regular price".
My point is they still notify you the discounted price ends at some point. Therefore, it's not "bait and switch".
I looked at that and the first thing that came to mind is that is $59 a month off for 24 months. That leaves your bill at $110 a month until they raise the price of Ultimate or the Movie package. If either of those, or both, raise then your $110 will raise as well...
No, they corrected for the Ultimate price increase with an additional $8.00/month credit. I dropped the HBO package, but I added the Movies Extra Pack to get Smithsonian HD.
I never got into C-Band, for the purpose of never having the funds to get a big dish. What exactly is available on C-Band these days?
