So DirectTV is offering NFL Sunday Ticket to subscribers for free. Not clear, but I am thinking this is just for "New" customers. If they can offer this up for free...what is Dish doing?
NFL Sunday Ticket
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If you ask they may give you the Multi Sport pack half off for 6 months. This comes with Redzone which (in my opinion) is better than Sunday Ticket.
If I read the fine print correctly, you get it free this year, but agree to pay for it in full for the '13 season...
The fine print is very clear on this one. The NFL Sunday ticket package for free is available to "new" subscribers only. It states that they will be billed the regular price next year. There is no indication that there is special pricing for any existing DirecTV customers.
Wow, there's going to be some severe complaints next year. It will be interesting to see the ball drop on that...
The way I understood the NFL ticket for existing customers is that Direct will give you the programing for free if you extend your contract for two years. Dish does not extend any contract for adding any programing package, just for equipment upgrades.
and directv would not either, if you just added it and paid for it
its the free part that requires the contract
should be some this year, as they had the same promo last year
but with the price drop from last years price, people may not be as upset
you still losing me
free programing = extension
pay for prgramming = no extension
will dish give you nhl season pass? mlb extra innings? ect free with no extension?
Dish does not give these free.
At least not to my knowledge.
Note: Dish does not have Extra Innings.
Dish's only way to compete was to offer the multi sports pack, which includes the redzone channel, for free for 6 months to new customers.
