I haven't seen too many people have to renew an agreement in order to get a discount. Even if they were to renew it, they'd have to disclose that info to the customer.
OK, you'd hope for disclosure, but I'd be shocked if this didn't extend.
I haven't seen too many people have to renew an agreement in order to get a discount. Even if they were to renew it, they'd have to disclose that info to the customer.
Don't know how you are coming up with this theory, Chris, but it has NEVER been reported before. So, until reported to the contrary, you are wrong in your assumption.OK, you'd hope for disclosure, but I'd be shocked if this didn't extend.
Dish will from time to time when issuing discounts require you (* with acknowledgement ) to keep the base package you have @ the time of discount issuance ,Don't know how you are coming up with this theory, Chris, but it has NEVER been reported before. So, until reported to the contrary, you are wrong in your assumption.
Again, such never been reported here.Dish will from time to time when issuing discounts require you (* with acknowledgement ) to keep the base package you have @ the time of discount issuance ,
To continue the discount for the duration ( fact ) .
Other than that.. (??? ) ..
'Cause it doesn't happen. He is just making things up, for who knows why.Never had anyone say that here that I can remember either.
So why did I have to print YES and type acknowledgement on chat?A long time ago, like 2+ years ago, some of the customer offers required online redemption, and did require a 24 month agreement. When you would go online, there would be clear language that you were agreeing to a 24 month agreement in order to get a particular discount. Also, at one point, getting HD free for life required a 24 month commitment, something else the customer accepted online and was aware of.
That said, our system, in the last couple of months, has a radio button page that, after offering a discount, asks if the customer should be placed in a commitment over accepting. I have never seen that added to an account. I think the button is there perhaps for future use, where all these folks are wanting discounts, they will have to agree to be obligated to Dish for 12 or 24 more months (and yes, I said 12...that is on the selection, for reasons I do not know).
I can totally understand the reasoning if Dish adds this. I have not ever seen it applied, and have not seen anything that advises the agents to put into a contract.
[https://dishnetwork]'Cause it doesn't happen. He is just making things up, for who knows why.
Don't know how you are coming up with this theory, Chris, but it has NEVER been reported before. So, until reported to the contrary, you are wrong in your assumption.
I've received credits in the past and never had my contract extended by them. Granted they haven't been anything along the lines of the $35/month discounts that some have reported.How? I have received substantial retention credits in the past that extended my agreement. Did they volunteer the extension, kind of but I specifically asked. I was OK with it because I asked about it.
In a faux fools news thread of all da** places .. I'm questioned.
I owned a biz in this trade for well over a decade to boot and was never going to say that.
But that's OK.. Cats out.. And now I like it!![]()
Southern sweet tea.Dude, are you drunk or something?
I don't know what's the big deal but I do know that @SomeDishGuy has way, way more credibility around here than an unknown chat agent. He's proved himself. And unless you've got a much better case then you're trumped.
Game over.
Not him as its a known fact CSRs are not the most informed .
Read back and see what someone else said .
( intolerable )
And FYI
According to your profile I was doing this
( not just Micky mouse residential either)
For 12 years+ prior to you even joining here. (1996)
Don't be fooled there's a few who know me here and pretty well.
Plus didn't you insulate as me being drunk?
Tell me what that suggest?
I'm not impressed, at all. You have no idea who is who around here. I'm a current Dish dealer and have been since Charlie launched Echo 1 on the Long March, and we were in the business long before that.
@SomeDishGuy is a supervisor at Dish, right now.
So far the only cred you've built is an argument against some people who have proven around here that they know what they're talking about. That and trying to allude as to how much more you know than anyone else. That's not a way to win friends and influence people.
Like I said, Game Over.