Contacting DIRT
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The DIRT folks are there also. I have used that site occasionally.And get a lowly chat rep?I'd rather deal with the fine DIRT folks.
DISH Support Forum • Index page The DIRT members are shown in green there. Regular members are shown in red, unlike on this site.
I am thinking of switching from Directv to Dish. My contract is up 9/19/17 I currently have the Xtra Plan with Directv it look like the equivalent from Dish is the Top 200. Who would be the best person to talk to about price, and installation.
Call Dish - 800-333-3474
The DIRT group can't help with new service, only existing customers/service. New customers get the deals shown on the website and installation is "free". Local retailers, if any exist near you, should offer the same deals and may throw in a $$ gift card after some period of time. Don't pay more than what Dish is advertising.
The DIRT group can't help with new service, only existing customers/service. New customers get the deals shown on the website and installation is "free". Local retailers, if any exist near you, should offer the same deals and may throw in a $$ gift card after some period of time. Don't pay more than what Dish is advertising.
As long as you take your account with you, yes. We have several full time RVers here that have Hopper 3s.
I did chat with dishnetwork and she told me no. She said i had to cancel service at house and that hopper3 was not compatible with rv. I am supposed to then call another number and get rv equipment. Ive read alot of rv people who still have their hopper like you said so im a bit confused. And will we have to pay a fee for canceling even though we still plan to remain dish customers. Plus the price of all new equipment? Loyal custmers for 20 years.
That rep was dumb.
You just need to take your Hopper with you, and you update your address for locals as you move. Now Dish doesn't support RVs, meaning you'd have to install everything yourself.
You just need to take your Hopper with you, and you update your address for locals as you move. Now Dish doesn't support RVs, meaning you'd have to install everything yourself.
Been a Dish customer for 10 years +, Hopper stopped working (isn't getting a signal). Called support and they told me it would be over 10 days before they could come out and look at or fix the problem. I don't think that it's worth waiting for, I'm under no contract and can switch anytime ...anyone have an idea on what to try to make it work... before I make the call and get someone to put new service in?
Perhaps in one of the hurricane affected areas, if not I would be surprised by the lead time for service.
