I go to the DirecTV website today to bring up a channel list.No prices? If I was a new customer how can I decide if I can't bring up the prices?.I give it a thumbs down!.:down::down::nono2:
Please don't post anymore links. Submit pix. Your links do not work the same way for us.Jhon69 said:I click on"packages" I get International package information.Can't find "Get DirecTV" above.
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/compare/browseChannels.jsp?packageType=ENGLISH&footernavtype=-1
Wil they give you one? I tried looking up something at Time Warner Cable for a family member and I dare anyone to go there and find pricing info that makes any sense. They go so far out of the way to hide any info behind a least a few clicks and then it is not complete. TO get teh full info, evidently you have to put in all your info and actually make an order. DirecTV's site is about like someone coming to your house and reading the info to you by comparison.deltafowler said:I saw a good report on the news earlier today.
If you're looking at getting or changing your service providers for telephone, tv, cell, etc., ask each for a sample bill. This way, you not only see the advertised prices, but you also see the add-ons, so you can make a fully informed decision.
You're still not understanding. The cookie is still on your computer. You need to do what people said: Log in. Then click the link that says "not yourusername". When you do that it will log you out *and* delete the cookie. THIS is what you need to do. If you just log out the cookie is still there and the web site will detect it and show you different options.Jhon69 said:I'm not logged in it doesn't say my name at the top left and I'm not able to bring up the prices page.DirecTV must be working on it now all I see is a channel carousel.
Here's what I see.
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/index.jsp?_requestid=28315
Confirm, but Comcast is even worse. I tried to get info for a shopper about what HD channels would be in their package and it required the customer to log in to get the info. Pathetic.Lee L said:Wil they give you one? I tried looking up something at Time Warner Cable for a family member and I dare anyone to go there and find pricing info that makes any sense. They go so far out of the way to hide any info behind a least a few clicks and then it is not complete.
I've never had to log in, and I've researched comcast many times for many locations. I have had to enter address information that was valid, kinda annoying, but doable.bidger said:Confirm, but Comcast is even worse. I tried to get info for a shopper about what HD channels would be in their package and it required the customer to log in to get the info. Pathetic.
Someone finally get's it!.Thank you!.terryfoster said:I think the OP is talking about these screens. I believe they're expecting that the package bars at the top should include the price for that package.
Given the number of "bundled" packages (DVR, HD, etc) I would assume they removed the prices to avoid confusion.
On a different topic the browse interface is AWFUL and the compare isn't much better. They look cool, but if I were trying to figure out the channels they offer, I would quickly turn to a different resource (like maybe the "Print My Channel Lineup" option)
And it's a good thing I did bookmark it. Even though this is no longer a direct link on the D* website, the .pdf is still getting updated. The last update is "as-of" 2/18/2009.ctaranto said:Yes, that's the one. Thanks for the link - I'll have to bookmark it.
-Craig
PS. It hasn't been updated since my last printout (12/31/08)