Direct tv
I want to upgrade my DVR Direct tv recievers but the last time I tried to do this got alot of drama because we are in a motorhome. My antenna is a roof mount MV3500 which works great and even though ...
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The pending (?) purchase of DirecTV by ATT has definitely changed their customer service approach. I think that they are trying to make everything look favorable on their financial side which results in them refusing to do things they used to do as a matter of course.
There are two things you can do to get around DirecTV's new approach to deny customer service for anything that gets outside the box.
1. Find a local provider of satellite services - they usually advertise in the yellow pages, and offer DirecTV plus other TV options such as cable and free-to-air TV. They can usually take care of your needs in this kind of situation.
2. Flag down a DirecTV service truck and see if you can negotiate a cash deal to fix you up. This won't work every time, but the installation and repair services done by the folks with DirecTV trucks are local independent companies with contracts with DirecTV, and may be more flexible than the central offices.
There are two things you can do to get around DirecTV's new approach to deny customer service for anything that gets outside the box.
1. Find a local provider of satellite services - they usually advertise in the yellow pages, and offer DirecTV plus other TV options such as cable and free-to-air TV. They can usually take care of your needs in this kind of situation.
2. Flag down a DirecTV service truck and see if you can negotiate a cash deal to fix you up. This won't work every time, but the installation and repair services done by the folks with DirecTV trucks are local independent companies with contracts with DirecTV, and may be more flexible than the central offices.
