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Dish Network is pissing me off......badly.
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Yeah... We're not texting or twittering or tottering or whatever the hell they call that stupid crap.
You're the type of customer that ruins it for everyone else. Show us proof that you've churned your account 6 times in the last 10 years. The numbers don't add up. If you can't afford the equipment, then you don't need it. When you buy a car, 2 years down the road, when the newer model is out, do you call the car dealership and demand they give you a new one? Of course you don't!
Hey Bob, when gas prices go up, are you one of the morons that participates in the Gas strike Day? All of the years and its never had an effect.
If Dish wants to quadruple sub prices every 3 months, that's their perrogative. Its your right as a consumer not to pay it. Bitching about it will accomplish absolutely nothing. Dish is in no danger of going bankrupt, being bought out or being abducted by aliens. Charlie is a billionaire. He didnt get there by not being a very smart businessman.
If Dish wants to quadruple sub prices every 3 months, that's their perrogative. Its your right as a consumer not to pay it. Bitching about it will accomplish absolutely nothing. Dish is in no danger of going bankrupt, being bought out or being abducted by aliens. Charlie is a billionaire. He didnt get there by not being a very smart businessman.
Amen, preach it brother! I for one cannot stand trying to interpret imbiceles who insist on using some combo of phonetics/single letters instead of actual words.
And, if you would be so kind as to go and break the original first post into legible paragraphs I'll go back and read that. This has been an interesting thread but I never completed the original post, made my eyes bleed.
and you are part of the reason prices go up. While I do think your post is complete bullsh*t, if it were true, then you are as bad as customers who sign up and never pay their bill...
Mark my words I have some insight
Which has appeared here in the pastE will be sold once the tivo suit is settled. Charlies beancounters are currently trying to maximisize revenue before sale.
Only its going to blowup in their face
This is more common than people realize. Dish's sales partners will sign you up in a heartbeat in another name for a chance at a sale. If dish wants to stop this they need to start within their own ranks. As far as being right or wrong, my take is if dish didn't want this kind of stuff to happen they would have stopped it by now starting with a little house cleaning of their own.
I keep reading about how the new customer gets the best deal and how some people 'churn' their accounts to get the best promotion. If anyone would take the time to read the terms of the DHA 24 promotion, it specifically states the that prior customers in good standing who have not had service in the last 90 days qualify for the full DHA 24 promotion. What more do you want? Drop your service for 90 days and re-sign up. It's that simple.
Ed
I have never seen that "Former DISH Subscribers" language in the promotions before. Something new I guess?
they have pretty much used up all the brand new customers, so recycling has begun.
but then why poision the well charging for leased return boxes?
but then why poision the well charging for leased return boxes?
Sprint has changed this in the last couple of years. A year after I bought my Touch Diamond I got mail and stuff from them that I could upgrade with new customer pricing. Of course you have to sign a new 2 year contract, but that is fine with me. I still have my diamond since I like it, but since I already am upgrade eligible I might get the EVO which will be the same price as if I was a new customer instead of waiting until October where I might be tempted to go over to Tmobile and get the HD2, kind of used to Windows. The point is sprint most likely will keep me as a customer because of this, Dish could learn a lesson. Before anyone starts on me, I am not expecting anything from dish, I have only been with them for 6 months and i am very happy. Just saying they should treat long time customers a little better
Not to go to far OT, but T-Mobile has been very good to my wife and me because of our length of time with them. When we want to upgrade our phones they always work with us and they tell us it's because of us being long time customers. Last year T-mobile let me upgrade both of our phones, no charge, free shipping. We had to upgrade our contract for another 2 years, but since T-mobile improved their customer service a few years back, I don't have any reason to change providers.
I would think that keeping your subscribers from leaving would be #1 with E* & D*. I can't believe that keeping an average subscriber is more costly than a new subscriber set up. Yes, every company needs new customers to grow, but if you're losing your previous customers how can you come out ahead?
Ghpr13
Maybe E should raise the return fee for leased boxes to 500 bucks to help retention? people couldnt afford to cancel
I am just joking
note my funny smiley
I am just joking
note my funny smiley
because E OWNS the box and charging for its return will likely leave the departing customer mad about the charge and thus less likely to EVER become a sub again........
Is that what E wants?
Rare
I really think that once a person leaves a company's service that they only rarely go back to them again. Examples: my bro used to be w/ D*. He was good customer but when he wanted HD they were going to really stick it to him. He now is an E* customer. They gave him a better deal. There are differences w/ the 722k he had as we know some s/w issues but he does have a bad taste in his mouth from D* and doesn't want to go back. I'm that way on cell phones. I used to work for AT&T. Had such a bad taste in my mouth when leaving (wasn't fired became ill) that to get me to use 1 of their systems they would have to give it to me free & pay for the service before I would go w/ them again. I just have a feeling that you won't be back to E* so even if they were to give you free shipping labels it wouldn't make a bit of difference.
I really think that once a person leaves a company's service that they only rarely go back to them again. Examples: my bro used to be w/ D*. He was good customer but when he wanted HD they were going to really stick it to him. He now is an E* customer. They gave him a better deal. There are differences w/ the 722k he had as we know some s/w issues but he does have a bad taste in his mouth from D* and doesn't want to go back. I'm that way on cell phones. I used to work for AT&T. Had such a bad taste in my mouth when leaving (wasn't fired became ill) that to get me to use 1 of their systems they would have to give it to me free & pay for the service before I would go w/ them again. I just have a feeling that you won't be back to E* so even if they were to give you free shipping labels it wouldn't make a bit of difference.
Not to go to far OT, but T-Mobile has been very good to my wife and me because of our length of time with them. When we want to upgrade our phones they always work with us and they tell us it's because of us being long time customers. Last year T-mobile let me upgrade both of our phones, no charge, free shipping. We had to upgrade our contract for another 2 years, but since T-mobile improved their customer service a few years back, I don't have any reason to change providers.
I would think that keeping your subscribers from leaving would be #1 with E* & D*. I can't believe that keeping an average subscriber is more costly than a new subscriber set up. Yes, every company needs new customers to grow, but if you're losing your previous customers how can you come out ahead?
Ghpr13
TMobile is great.
