Re: Rip Off - dslreports.com

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ub355 join:2005-09-15 Brookfield, WI	reply to nasadude Re: Rip Off I left Dish because they would not waive a $60.00 fee to install an new dbs antenna that would get me locals. The locals were not available when I first signed up.
ub355 join:2005-09-15 Brookfield, WI	to forum · permalink · · 2006-05-07 13:59:53 ·
fiberguy My views are my own. Premium join:2005-05-20	said by ub355 : I left Dish because they would not waive a $60.00 fee to install an new dbs antenna that would get me locals. The locals were not available when I first signed up. It will be nice when service providers stop waiving any fees for those that simply "bitch" and want it waived. There are those that purchase the service and pay their monthly rates like everyone else for service provided. Then there are those that feel more important than the rest of us and "entitled" to something that the general public isn't.. Those people are the ones that help keep rates higher for the rest of us. Why? Does anyone think that those discounts come out of no where? nope. These discounts are an expense to the company and they have to come somewhere. Everyone else, please thank these "I want it free" or "waive this or I am leaving" people in part for why your rates do go up in a competitive world.
fiberguy My views are my own. Premium join:2005-05-20	to forum · permalink · · 2006-05-07 14:19:05 ·
dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ	reply to ub355 said by ub355 : I left Dish because they would not waive a $60.00 fee to install an new dbs antenna that would get me locals. The locals were not available when I first signed up. And they charge $5 extra for locals. thats plain wrong. why would anyone pay for locals when they can get them free with an antenna? cable gives locals free thank god. -- You can never be too rich, too thin or have too much Bandwidth
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kinabrew join:2002-02-01	No, cable doesn't give you locals free. Cable just doesn't give you the option to opt-out. They include the price in the cost of service.
kinabrew join:2002-02-01	to forum · permalink · · 2006-05-07 16:53:19 ·
djrobx join:2000-05-31 Valencia, CA ·PHONE POWER ·AT&T U-Verse ·AT&T CallVantage ·Time Warner VOIP ·RoadRunner Cable 1 edit	reply to fiberguy quote: It will be nice when service providers stop waiving any fees for those that simply "bitch" and want it waived. I agree, but I place the blame squarely on the providers themselves. I'm fed up with "new customer" and "retention" deals. Why is paying a reasonable monthly price too much to ask? -- \\ROB - a part of the SCB local network
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