Maybe you should get back to the barn.Ah, I see, He's a pal of yours. That explains your post.My advice: pick better friends.
I've been a Dish customer for 22 years and this company is NOT the same company that I chose back in 1999.
Wizard of Oz - Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again.Meh, could be worse, instead providing short, but very spoiling descriptions. Such as....
Sing - Wildly successful Open Call Extravaganza fails to save theater.
Star Wars V - The Empire Strikes Back (Mark Hamill) - Father and Son continue to battle for control of the Galaxy.
Citizen Kane (Orsen Welles) - A journalist investigates why a dying man's last words was the name of his sled.
LA Confidential (Guy Pearce) - Officer teams up with unlikely ally to take down their boss's secret empire.
Primal Fear (Richard Gere)- Teen fakes multiple personality disorder to get away with murder.
Nonsense. DISH is responsible to me for their end product. I pay them.Complaints should be directed to the source of the misinformation not the party who passed it on to you. Sheesh!
Just exactly does Dish have any authority over the channels on how they submit data to the guide provider? The guide is not an automobile or any other manufactured product. The villains lie down the line.Nonsense. DISH is responsible to me for their end product. I pay them.
If your new car breaks down on the side of the road, do you complain to Ford or the third tier vendor who manufactured the balls which went into your wheel bearing?
Let's cut to the chase. DISH once used a guide provider that had very good listings, seldom had errors. Then that provider raised its prices almost doubling them. So, DISH went with a less expensive provider who has a history of bad listings across many different television providers including TIVO. It appears that in the interest of saving money, as always, DISH is willing to give less than stellar results in yet another part of their business plan.Just exactly does Dish have any authority over the channels on how they submit data to the guide provider? The guide is not an automobile or any other manufactured product. The villains lie down the line.
No comment on the etymology of "sheesh", but the meaning is clear to almost anyone.
Raising prices to get a better provider just creates another quagmire! Then people would be complaining (more) about prices.Let's cut to the chase. DISH once used a guide provider that had very good listings, seldom had errors. Then that provider raised its prices almost doubling them. So, DISH went with a less expensive provider who has a history of bad listings across many different television providers including TIVO. It appears that in the interest of saving money, as always, DISH is willing to give less than stellar results in yet another part of their business plan.
I notice that the xxx are usually programs we have already seen that were originally listed as Sx-Epx when we first viewed them. Hard to keep track of them sometimes. Have you noticed that too?Another thing that's getting old is the inconsistent method of listing episode numbers. Some series have "Episode xxx" listed for some episodes and "Season x, Episode y" listed for different episodes. Makes it hard to figure out whether you're missing any episodes!
I notice that the xxx are usually programs we have already seen that were originally listed as Sx-Epx when we first viewed them. Hard to keep track of them sometimes. Have you noticed that too?
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