You seem a bit sensitive about this, do people get confused about it a lot?
I only get sensitive about people posting inaccurate information.
You seem a bit sensitive about this, do people get confused about it a lot?
I only get sensitive about people posting inaccurate information.
So even after you attach an external hard drive to your Wally and pay for the one time $40.00 fee for the dvr software , you will STILL have to pay another $5.00 fee monthly? This is just WRONG if this is truely DISH's new plan. Just keep on giving more incentives to subs to churn and or cut the cord.Nope. The Wally is not considered a DVR receiver so the $5 fee applies whether you attach a hard drive or not.
Yes, if there is going to be a monthly fee, then the least Dish could do would be to eliminate the $40 DVR activation fee, just like Dish eliminated the $40 fee to activate external hard drive functionality on DVRs with built-in hard drives, many years ago.So even after you attach an external hard drive to your Wally and pay for the one time $40.00 fee for the dvr software , you will STILL have to pay another $5.00 fee monthly? This is just WRONG if this is truely DISH's new plan. Just keep on giving more incentives to subs to churn and or cut the cord.
I think that they must not have many subs who know anything about the one time fee so they think they can get away this no Dvr Fee. Will DISH ever learn that their ever increasing FEES are chasing customers out the door as much if not more , than the programming increases?Yes, if there is going to be a monthly fee, then the least Dish could do would be to eliminate the $40 DVR activation fee, just like Dish eliminated the $40 fee to activate external hard drive functionality on DVRs with built-in hard drives, many years ago.
Don't be such a party pooper. If you look closlely you'll notice I said "only" supports two TVs. As in it doesn't support more than two TVs. Every Hopper has required a Joey for each additional TV, I always assumed the Hopper Duo was no different. It's not my fault some people think its like the old Vip DVRs.I only get sensitive about people posting inaccurate information.
...with independent viewing. Technically, it is possible to hook up more than one Joey to a Hopper Duo, and if both tuners are in use, then the additional Joey would have to mirror what is being watched at the first Joey or Hopper Duo location. Or, the additional Joey could be used for something that does not require a tuner, such as watching recordings, VOD, Netflix, or other apps. The additional Joey could even have independent viewing of another local channel if one tuner is tuned to one of the four major networks, or by using an OTA tuner. However, Dish will not actually support or allow such an installation.... you'll notice I said "only" supports two TVs. As in it doesn't support more than two TVs.
"Cost is the same" for new customers. There is still a cost difference (some would say a significant cost difference) between the two for existing customers. These fees not being in line is exactly part of the problem with the perception of Dish's fees. Dish should really work to make sure that the fees for existing subscribers are more in line with their own fees, for the exact same equipment, that they advertise for new customers, and not necessarily worry about what the competition charges for a similar service.Why would anyone use a Duo over a Wally? The Hopper Duo CAN support two TVs, whereas the Wally does one TV.
Cost is the same.
If I were a betting man, I’d bet you could add an External to a DUO for no cost, whereas the Wally would cost an additional $40.
As to Mike and the king of fees comment... Mike, you keep saying that, yet it is in line... exactly in line, with almost ALL other providers. Aka- Industry standard, so not the king of fees. Just not leaving money on the table.
Only one of them would work (a total of two OTA tuners) by using the dual-tuner adapter. It will not support two of them at the same time.Can I hook up two dual-tuner OTA modules to a Wally (with USB hub) or Hopper 3 for a total of four OTA tuners?
I figured. ThanksOnly one of them would work (a total of two OTA tuners) by using the dual-tuner adapter. It will not support two of them at the same time.
When you create a NON DVR FEE on the first receiver you are no longer in line with all other providers. This is a bullsh*t fee that is simply GREED on their part and it does nothing but chase subs out the door.Why would anyone use a Duo over a Wally? The Hopper Duo CAN support two TVs, whereas the Wally does one TV.
Cost is the same.
If I were a betting man, I’d bet you could add an External to a DUO for no cost, whereas the Wally would cost an additional $40.
As to Mike and the king of fees comment... Mike, you keep saying that, yet it is in line... exactly in line, with almost ALL other providers. Aka- Industry standard, so not the king of fees. Just not leaving money on the table.
I'll finish that thought for you... when we get the YouTube app on the Hopper Duo, then the fees will be worth it!All the fees are how Dish funds the latest software updates so they're worth... I don't know where I was going with that.
Ok but that doesn't make it right. The whole everyone else does it argument.Why would anyone use a Duo over a Wally? The Hopper Duo CAN support two TVs, whereas the Wally does one TV.
Cost is the same.
If I were a betting man, I’d bet you could add an External to a DUO for no cost, whereas the Wally would cost an additional $40.
As to Mike and the king of fees comment... Mike, you keep saying that, yet it is in line... exactly in line, with almost ALL other providers. Aka- Industry standard, so not the king of fees. Just not leaving money on the table.