I have found more negatve feedback on this campaign, and have actually recieved complaint calls from existing, and what could have been, prospective customers. Any other retailers have any input on this?
That's why it is so important to go after pirates. They suck signal that rightfully belongs to paying subcribers. If pirates would stop sucking signals there would be more signal for the rest of us! Perhaps enough signal to add new channels such as CSTV, NFL TV, NFLTV-HD and many more!DarrellP said:Dish does suck, it sucks the signal right out of the sky and feeds it to your TV, that's why they call it a "feedhorn".
Purogamer said:I'm offended by it because it's so stupid. Is this really the best thing they can come up with? I'm disgusted that my money pays the person who came up with this. I don't know anyone who would see these commercials and decide to join dish network, which is supposed to be the point. Watching some miserable, crabby old man get his clothes removed is not my idea of a good commercial. It's boring, it offers nothing (They act like DVR is the newest thing, er...), it's just lame.
Makes directv's "read a letter" ads seem like genius. They're short, to the point, and make sense.
Darkman said:LOL, I agree..
Come on people.. Stop whining and complaining... - IT's not that bad..
Just a humoristic thingy (..and that how you should be taking it) ...
Besides.. it won't last forever.. - it will be over .. sooner or later (sooner than later i guess, when they ll see your posts.. hehe)
But now that it's on.. It has to be on for time being...
That's all...
Hey. I'm as "blue" as they come. I'm definitely not offended by the word "suck". It's just a bad ad campaign.David Dietzel said:I think it's hilarious, creative and attention-grabbing. But then, I live in a Blue State. When I saw the full page newspaper advertisement I just about fell off my chair laughing in the break area at work.
Most of the feedback will likely be from those offended by the work "suck".
Those who are not offended will likely not be heard from.
As is often the case, a relative handful of folks may wind up killing a terrific advertising campaign -- funny with an edge.
Great stuff, but surprised Charlie let it go out -- I had him figured for a pretty conservative, don't rock the boat kind of guy.