Is the 922 free yet?
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The next question that will be asked is are you a grade A customer?
That we don't know and cant tell you nor can we tell you how to become one as we dont know any of the requirements. Only way to find out is call in after October 1st to see if you qualify.
That we don't know and cant tell you nor can we tell you how to become one as we dont know any of the requirements. Only way to find out is call in after October 1st to see if you qualify.
Scott, do you suppose the "free" 922 will show up on the "My Offers" page for Grade A customers on October 1?
Bradtothebone said:
Doubt it. But if you call in the 1st they can tell you.
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But also if you upgrade on Oct. 1st make sure your not intrested in the new BB deal....because the peace of **** 922 isnt supported as of yet!! (eye roll)
From what I know the 922 should support BlockBuster sometime in October, just no on October 1st. (Of course in the software world this is always subject to change.
(Of course in the software world this is always subject to change.
ok thats cool scottFrom what I know the 922 should support BlockBuster sometime in October, just no on October 1st.
The next question that will be asked is are you a grade A customer?
That we don't know and cant tell you nor can we tell you how to become one as we dont know any of the requirements. Only way to find out is call in after October 1st to see if you qualify.
True. But I can guarantee I am a "Grade A" customer as I am actually embarrassed at how much I pay each month for a number of services, plus I've always qualified for such promotions, and I'm telling you, my bill is beyond OBSCENE
. But I do watch and use it all, and I've upgraded frequently in the past, etc. They LOVE my $$ at Dish.True. But I can guarantee I am a "Grade A" customer as I am actually embarrassed at how much I pay each month for a number of services, plus I've always qualified for such promotions, and I'm telling you, my bill is beyond OBSCENE
This maybe true,but if you have taken a upgrade or promotion just lately it may effect if you receive an offer or not.
Actually I hope you do,I hope we all do.
This maybe true,but if you have taken a upgrade or promotion just lately it may effect if you receive an offer or not.
Actually I hope you do,I hope we all do.
Oh, it has been about 2 years since my last upgrade, so I'll be fine. The limit is ONE upgrade per calendar year, and I'm betting it will be ONE YEAR--Oct 1, 2012--before the XiP 813 is offered to current subs and/or has sufficient bugs worked out that I will be ready and willing to get it then
.Just got it for free w/ new 24 mo commitment. Still requires a tech install, which could've happened as early as tomorrow, but I'm working, so it will be Monday.
They still want $200 from me for it. Evidently, my "credits with Dish have been exhausted." This started when I went from being a tech to a customer, told them I wanted new customer pricing...I got the pricing I wanted, but that eliminates me from the ability to get a 922. I can't canx my service and restart for 90 days.
Direct is looking mighty fine right now.
Direct is looking mighty fine right now.
No. First off, going from a tech to a customer was an absolute nightmare in terms of getting the service and just becoming a "customer". Now, the 922 becomes free for almost everyone and somehow they want me to pay for it. I'm not in a contract, will gladly be in a contract, gladly pay the extra $4 a month and gladly continue being a loyal, monthly paying subscriber in trade for a 922.
In three weeks, when the iPhone 5 rolls out, I will be able to renew my contract with AT&T and they in turn will give me a heavy discount, if not a free phone for using their service. I don't expect anything less from a TV provider.
In three weeks, when the iPhone 5 rolls out, I will be able to renew my contract with AT&T and they in turn will give me a heavy discount, if not a free phone for using their service. I don't expect anything less from a TV provider.
