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โJun-19-2016 12:44 AM
nineoaks2004 wrote:
We finally gave up on Direct and have been with Dish Network for the last 10 years with no problems. Direct told us, when we moved in that it would take 2 weeks, I hooked it up myself but then cancelled it because, they also wanted to charge me 75.00 for a pole to hold the HD antenna up,. Dish came right out and we had HD that same day. But for the prices these people charge it seems they could have newer programs instead of so many re run-on top of re-runs..Netflix keeps up up on newer and better movies than either of the satelite companies.
โJun-18-2016 10:42 PM
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Hiking Hunter wrote:DutchmenSport wrote:
FYI,
Do you have an original service agreement older than 2015?
Not in writing. But, it wouldn't matter anyway. Any time you use the service after they change them, it signals acceptance of the new terms. Quoted from their current terms...
โJun-18-2016 08:30 PM
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DutchmenSport wrote:
FYI,
Do you have an original service agreement older than 2015?
โJun-18-2016 08:19 PM
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2oldman wrote:Hiking Hunter wrote:If they are it's a good thing mine is black.
Is DirecTV trying to round up the rouge receivers?
Sounds like vague legal mumbo jumbo to me. Time will tell. The best thing to do is keep quiet and tell them as little as possible.
โJun-18-2016 07:44 PM
โJun-18-2016 07:42 PM
Hiking Hunter wrote:If they are it's a good thing mine is black.
Is DirecTV trying to round up the rouge receivers?
โJun-18-2016 07:40 PM
DutchmenSport wrote:
You could always contact DirectTV and tell them they MUST honor the original agreement you signed for! Just because they send you email does not mean you agree to the new rules unless you decide to do nothing. And if you have a 1 or 2 or 3 year contract, they will have to honor that original contract until it ends, otherwise they are in breach of the contract. You're grandfathered into the agreement you originally agreed for the length of time in your contract. They can't change that on a whim. Anything different, and I'd be on the phone raising a fair amount of He!! with someone.
โJun-18-2016 07:33 PM