r.jones1116 said:You're right on Sean. I'm not a lawyer but it appears to me that D* breeched their own contract:
Section D of the D* customer service agreement...
(d) Our Programming Changes. Many changing considerations affect the availability, cost and quality of programming and customer demand for it. Accordingly, we must reserve the unrestricted right to change, rearrange, add or delete our programming packages, the selections in those packages, our prices, and any other Service we offer, at any time. We will endeavor to notify you of any change that is within our reasonable control and its effective date. In most cases, this notice will be about one month in advance. You always have the right to cancel your Service, in whole or in part, if you do not accept the change (see Section 5). If you cancel your Service, a deactivation fee (described in Sections 2 & 5(b)) or other charges may apply. Credits, if any, to your account will be posted as described in Section 5. If you do not cancel, your continued receipt of our Service will constitute acceptance.
I am glad you found it. This is what tells me that DirecTv has become more arrogant than ever by doing away with their own policy and changing programming without a notice. I am surprised that not one article has talked about their breach of contract with customers about the notification. I would bet that if it was the customer's fault they will be on the contract written policy all over to screw customers.