Here's a copy of the email I'm sending to DTV; and posting anywhere a potential DTV subscriber might see it.
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After a disagreement a few years ago I stopped ordering Sunday Ticket, but decided to order again this year.
Just wanted to say THANKS for ALLOWING me to see a REPLAY of the MIAMI/TENNESSEE game after I paid $200 to watch it live. Your GENEROSITY and CUSTOMER CARE also allowed the the extra benefit of not being able to watch ANY sports programming on Saturday or Sundays Pre-Game shows since they would all be giving the score of the game, thus negating the reason for paying to see the game LIVE.
I suppose it was just too much trouble to flip a switch to pick up the game LIVE and broadcast it over a channel that wasn't being used anyway. "Hell, why bother, we've already got their money. What are they going to do?"
I look forward to the day when DISH NETWORK is able to break your monopoly over NFL games and offer a package of their own (If Mr. Murdoch hasn't bought them out by then).
I'll be one of the first in line to switch services (10 years of this kind of SERVICE is enough)!
I don't suppose it would do any good to ask for a refund for week one of Sunday Ticket?
In case you don't recognize it, this is not a real letter of THANKS and should not be counted as such in your future advertisments stating the number of SATISFIED customers. All of the above is what is known as SARCASM. (Look it up)
Don't bother replying to this email with your stupid FORM LETTER with the reasons why a MULTI-BILLION dollar corporation couldn't afford to alter programming for one game.
TEMPORARILY Yours,
L. Medlin
* I'll bet you another 10 years of DTV service(?) that this letter won't be read by Danny DeVito on one of your commercials anytime soon ???
You may ignore my request above and reply if you wish to accept that wager.
ADDENDUM: After typing this letter out and clicking on the 'submit' button on your web page, I got the old 'Page Connot Be Displayed' page. Typical!
Of course, when I clicked the browser button to go back to the Customer Service(?) page, the entire form had been erased. (Good one.)
But I fooled you and had a copy in my clipboard. One question: How did your server know it was a complaint letter? :~|
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After a disagreement a few years ago I stopped ordering Sunday Ticket, but decided to order again this year.
Just wanted to say THANKS for ALLOWING me to see a REPLAY of the MIAMI/TENNESSEE game after I paid $200 to watch it live. Your GENEROSITY and CUSTOMER CARE also allowed the the extra benefit of not being able to watch ANY sports programming on Saturday or Sundays Pre-Game shows since they would all be giving the score of the game, thus negating the reason for paying to see the game LIVE.
I suppose it was just too much trouble to flip a switch to pick up the game LIVE and broadcast it over a channel that wasn't being used anyway. "Hell, why bother, we've already got their money. What are they going to do?"
I look forward to the day when DISH NETWORK is able to break your monopoly over NFL games and offer a package of their own (If Mr. Murdoch hasn't bought them out by then).
I'll be one of the first in line to switch services (10 years of this kind of SERVICE is enough)!
I don't suppose it would do any good to ask for a refund for week one of Sunday Ticket?
In case you don't recognize it, this is not a real letter of THANKS and should not be counted as such in your future advertisments stating the number of SATISFIED customers. All of the above is what is known as SARCASM. (Look it up)
Don't bother replying to this email with your stupid FORM LETTER with the reasons why a MULTI-BILLION dollar corporation couldn't afford to alter programming for one game.
TEMPORARILY Yours,
L. Medlin
* I'll bet you another 10 years of DTV service(?) that this letter won't be read by Danny DeVito on one of your commercials anytime soon ???
You may ignore my request above and reply if you wish to accept that wager.
ADDENDUM: After typing this letter out and clicking on the 'submit' button on your web page, I got the old 'Page Connot Be Displayed' page. Typical!
Of course, when I clicked the browser button to go back to the Customer Service(?) page, the entire form had been erased. (Good one.)
But I fooled you and had a copy in my clipboard. One question: How did your server know it was a complaint letter? :~|
