Existing customer eligible for new customer pricing?

[mkerdman]

Can I get the same deal as a New Subscriber if I sign a 2 Year Contract?

 

[Tampa8]

Can I get the same deal as a New Subscriber if I sign a 2 Year Contract?

The answer to that is right in this thread.

 

[mkerdman]

The answer to that is right in this thread.

OK. All posts re-read.

How do I contact DIRT?

 

[Tampa8]

On the homepage it shows helpers online and there will show any DISH Reps. As I type this Chris_S@DISH is online and you can send him a message.

 

[mkerdman]

On the homepage it shows helpers online and there will show any DISH Reps. As I type this Chris_S@DISH is online and you can send him a message.

Thanks!

 

[Tampa8]

Thanks!

No problem.

 

[mwdxer1]

I am not under contract. I have not been since 1999. I have bought all of my equipment and do my own work. I currently own a 211k with 1000.2 Dish. In my case, I had no idea what deals were possible. I have no plans to leave Dish as I like their line up. Programming is more expensive these days, but isn't everything? Anyway, when Dish lost a bunch of channels about 6 months ago, I called and the CSR offered me $15 a month off for 6 months as well as HBO & Cinemax for $5.00 a month (both) for 6 months. I was quite taken back. Of course I agreed. Okay, the 6 month period is about up, so I thought of trying to get the HBO for $10 a month for life. That they could not give me, but they said that they could give me HBO for $10 a month until October 2018. They also offered to cut the price of the Movie pack from $10 a month to $5 for 6 months. Not too bad. I then asked if I could sign the contract that would lock me into a price freeze for 2 years. They agreed to that. I have no plans to switch from Dish, but with price increases going up, I figured I would save at least $60 a year for 2 years. I am on a fixed income and that really worked out well for me. I never demand anything. I am always polite and ask if any deals are available. at least in my case, it works out. I am a happy camper.

 

[Troch77]

Did you get a Free Upgrade to a Hopper System without signing a new 2 Year Contract?

No,
I'm fairly sure a 24 month commitment is a standard action, especially on a free upgrade.

 

[rvvaquero]

I am not under contract.

I then asked if I could sign the contract that would lock me into a price freeze for 2 years. They agreed to that.

How can you not be under contract if you signed a two year contract?

 

[dare2be]

Programming is more expensive these days, but isn't everything?

Programming is the only thing that rises 3x faster than inflation.

 

[Bobby]

How can you not be under contract if you signed a two year contract?

He probably meant "I was not under contract!" Obviously he is now....

 

[david_jr]

Programming is the only thing that rises 3x faster than inflation.

You left out healthcare costs! Or is that more than 3X? I'm so confused.