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Re: [CATV] 2013 RCN2GO TV Anywhere? The total silence on this issue has me worried. Our friends at RCN are normally pretty eager to hint at big developments like this. |
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 shadyman777The Hero of TimePremium
join:2009-03-02
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| said by machpost:The total silence on this issue has me worried. Our friends at RCN are normally pretty eager to hint at big developments like this.
I am thinking the same thing. Although, there are times where they're busy and working on what we're eager about they don't have much time to update us. Time will tell, perhaps there was an issue they're trying to figure out. Either way, this would be a MAJOR perk to getting the whole home package. |
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| When RCN2Go was discussed a few months ago, I thought it would be a great way the company could differentiate itself from the competition and demonstrate themselves to be a forward-thinking, customer-focused company.
It is never good when Cablevision beats you to the punch:
Cablevision’s Optimum for iPad App Starts Rolling Out Live TV Anywhere Update
»www.ubergizmo.com/2013/04/cablev···-update/
I was really disappointed in RCN's handling of the NCAA Basketball Tournament.
I am really disappointed that for two years we've been lobbying for the ESPN App and access to Live programming on the CNN app.
I am really disappointed that other companies customers get extended premium previews such as Verizon FIOS customers get a 4-month free preview of HBO and we RCN customers are lucky to get a 24 hour preview.
I am disappointed that in every area but customer service (which has been great, one of the best I deal with), RCN seems to be slipping and our voice here as a customer group seems to be consistently met with deaf ears by people above the pay-grade of Jason and the other RCN folks in this forums (the RCN folks in this forum are absolutely wonderful and that must be noted). |
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said by machpost:The total silence on this issue has me worried. Our friends at RCN are normally pretty eager to hint at big developments like this. I did talk to someone at tech support who was more knowledgeable than most technicians. He said that he was under the impression that they would come out with products for Apple, Android, and the other phones and tablets before releasing a product for general computers. |
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