Upgrade Letter From Dish

[navychop]

I joined Dish (1999?) under a $10/month promo. I now pay over $100/month. Even after my son leaves, it'll be close to $100. I get a lot more channels today, movie premiums, HD, DVRs, pay new taxes, far better hardware and EHDs. Is it worth a ten fold increase over around ten years? I guess so, especially considering the original promo was less than half the going rate. But it still is something of a shock.

 

[r10fret]

Yada, yada, yada.... The service plan is $6 a month, not $15 as you wrote. Yeah, it's still $72 a year, but it damned sure isn't $180.....

Not according to my account, it says 14.99 a month under view additional programming since the June 3rd changes, in addition I have repeatly asked for dish to update the RCA residential customer aggreement on their website since June 3rd or send me a new one that reflects the new fee structure and they have not more then a month later.

DISH Network - Customer Agreements
http://www.dishnetwork.com/downloads/legal/RCA.pdf

 

[Bobby]

Not according to my account, it says 14.99 a month under view additional programming since the June 3rd changes, in addition I have repeatly asked for dish to update the RCA residential customer aggreement on their website since June 3rd or send me a new one that reflects the new fee structure and they have not more then a month later.

DISH Network - Customer Agreements
http://www.dishnetwork.com/downloads/legal/RCA.pdf

OK, define what you mean by service plan that is costing you $14.99 a month. I am talking about what was called the DHPP which was $5.95 and is now $6.00.