Hi all,
I have been waiting for an upgrade for about 5 months being rescheduled month after month and I dont understand why I am unable to get a SuperDISH and I had several installers confirm to me why and I want to share it with you all in case you dont already know this.
Basically this is how it works. Installers get paid more to install a new customer than they do to upgrade an existing customer. So there is basically no incentive to upgrade an existing customer with a SuperDISH or 811 if they have several new customers on thier list. So as long as DISH keeps signing up new customers, existing customers get pushed further and further down the list. Now there are probably some honest installers out there who do it on a first come first serve basis. But this is the real world, installers have to make a living doing this so obviously if they have a new customer scheduled and a upgrade scheduled they are going to do the one that makes them more money first. I have had several installers say, they do new customers first and if they have any hardware left over they do existing customer upgrades. I also had one of DISH's executive CSR's to confirm that installers get paid more to do new installs. So while its good for DISH to sign up all these new customers, it only delays existing customers upgrades. For some reason DISH doesnt think an installer would do something like that. But we all know thats BULL! Send all your complaints to ceo@echostar.com
I have been waiting for an upgrade for about 5 months being rescheduled month after month and I dont understand why I am unable to get a SuperDISH and I had several installers confirm to me why and I want to share it with you all in case you dont already know this.
Basically this is how it works. Installers get paid more to install a new customer than they do to upgrade an existing customer. So there is basically no incentive to upgrade an existing customer with a SuperDISH or 811 if they have several new customers on thier list. So as long as DISH keeps signing up new customers, existing customers get pushed further and further down the list. Now there are probably some honest installers out there who do it on a first come first serve basis. But this is the real world, installers have to make a living doing this so obviously if they have a new customer scheduled and a upgrade scheduled they are going to do the one that makes them more money first. I have had several installers say, they do new customers first and if they have any hardware left over they do existing customer upgrades. I also had one of DISH's executive CSR's to confirm that installers get paid more to do new installs. So while its good for DISH to sign up all these new customers, it only delays existing customers upgrades. For some reason DISH doesnt think an installer would do something like that. But we all know thats BULL! Send all your complaints to ceo@echostar.com