Ditto!
I know that those of us in the small markets have been waiting a long time for DISH to provide more locals in HD...... as far as I can tell DISH did nothing in 2011 for those markets who have no locals in HD....perhaps 2012 will be our year?
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Ditto!
I know that those of us in the small markets have been waiting a long time for DISH to provide more locals in HD...... as far as I can tell DISH did nothing in 2011 for those markets who have no locals in HD....perhaps 2012 will be our year?
And when was it that 1) Dish carried YES and B) made YES disappear from your lineup and your bill didn't go down?
If you could find out if they are even trying to get NY RSN's back, that would be great. It would be nice to know that they are at least trying.
If they think the cost of a ViP211 is more than $150 (lease/extra receiver fee revenue is $168 over the two year commitment), they need a new herd of accountants. I suspect the cost is very near or less than the retail price that they're selling it for.
Maybe DISH has adopted the Cable Pig model using hardware fees to subsidize programming.
I was under the impression that the equipment fees is how Dish can have lower programming rates than Directv.
I was under the impression that having less sports programming is how Dish can have lower programming rates than D*.
What is the streaming strategy? There are a myriad of products: Blockbuster @Home, DISH Cinema, DISHOnline, VOD, and PPV. Has there been any thought to simply branding all of these services "Blockbuster" and providing the same content online that is available via the STB. That would certainly make marketing and customer education infinitely easier. The fact that some things are available here, other things there, is very confusing.
In short, is there a concerted effort to engage customers by providing one process that's consistent across all platforms?
In short, is there a concerted effort to engage customers by providing one process that's consistent across all platforms?
That's doubtful as I switched a couple+ years ago to Dish because of the price difference and the RSNs had yet to leave.
harshness said:
I have 2 508's a 211 and a 722 all that I bought outright and I have been a Dish customer since year 2. I had dishplayers and 522's at one time also that I owned and sold as I upgraded over the years. They must use govt accountants because there is no way they haven't recovered any extra costs on these receivers.
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Ask him what he really means by "Best in Class".
Kinda hard to meet those expectations when jobs assigned to techs are above and beyond and capability based in reality......
Scheduling 6 room installs and expecting them to be done in 2.5 hours is unacceptable when also filling in the rest of the day with more jobs and not calculating for drive time.
Kinda hard to meet those expectations when jobs assigned to techs are above and beyond and capability based in reality......
Scheduling 6 room installs and expecting them to be done in 2.5 hours is unacceptable when also filling in the rest of the day with more jobs and not calculating for drive time.
Why do you look, walk and talk like George Bush Jr. during campaign season, yet tell everyone things will be different as you do the same crap Charlie's done for the last decade?
People aren't turtles, nor are corporate priorities. Business isn't "shooting fish in barrel" and the "just one more" speech made me gag.
Too direct?
People aren't turtles, nor are corporate priorities. Business isn't "shooting fish in barrel" and the "just one more" speech made me gag.
Too direct?
Slamminc11 said:
My bad, I meant SNY. Regardless my point remains the same. We lose channels without our rates going down.
ask him why dish is killing off the 922.
on dish new old tech multi room reciver will the users of 922 get a price break?
on dish new old tech multi room reciver will the users of 922 get a price break?
