After several calls and a very impolite response from my local dealer I finally talked to someone with some common sense tonight at Dish.
$49 activation, $299 for the 622, no $799 BS.
The only caveat was I dropped Dish on Oct 27th so I have to wait until Feb 27th to order.
I tried to get her to put in the order tonight and just postdate the install but no go.
I found the prices to be better too than what was paying before mostly because the 622 serves 2 TV's.
My local dealer was none to kind to my interest of signing back up, even with a contract. He is the one who pooched me on the right DVR and neither his partner nor Dish wanted to make it right. I talked to his partner in the store who told me to go pound sand over my DVR issue and decided to quit that day. When I went into the store to correct a cancellation problem the original guy I talked to said he was sorry and he would have taken care of it but the ball was already rolling.
So, in good faith I went back to them and told them what happened, even offered a contract. He told me if I didn't keep it for a year last time he wasn't interested in my business and actually refused it even though the entire situation was his fault in the first place.
Now Dish just needs to get the external HD's to work and I'll be happy as can be.
$49 activation, $299 for the 622, no $799 BS.
The only caveat was I dropped Dish on Oct 27th so I have to wait until Feb 27th to order.
I tried to get her to put in the order tonight and just postdate the install but no go.
I found the prices to be better too than what was paying before mostly because the 622 serves 2 TV's.
My local dealer was none to kind to my interest of signing back up, even with a contract. He is the one who pooched me on the right DVR and neither his partner nor Dish wanted to make it right. I talked to his partner in the store who told me to go pound sand over my DVR issue and decided to quit that day. When I went into the store to correct a cancellation problem the original guy I talked to said he was sorry and he would have taken care of it but the ball was already rolling.
So, in good faith I went back to them and told them what happened, even offered a contract. He told me if I didn't keep it for a year last time he wasn't interested in my business and actually refused it even though the entire situation was his fault in the first place.
Now Dish just needs to get the external HD's to work and I'll be happy as can be.
