Yeah we all hear things will change. They are answering on Twitter though. on hold for 8 mins now since they asked whyThey are both still ATT Never changed
Anyone thinking something would change is delusional. The Directv website is quite clear that they are still a ATT Company... ATT nor TPG never mentioned changeYeah we all hear things will change. They are answering on Twitter though. on hold for 8 mins now since they asked why
When it comes to AT&T, there's good news and bad news. The bad news is there isn't any good news.Yeah we all hear things will change.
The real issue here is that while DIRECTV is theoretically an independent operation, they're still contracting with AT&T for many of their customer-interactive services (Account Management, Customer Service and possibly much of the in-home service calls). I'm sure they would love to be out from under AT&T's thumb to the extent that they were able but that's an expensive proposition.DTVS is the same anti-christ AT&T is!
Just don't forget what you went through to get there as it won't necessarily improve.Price is perfect
Wait, I thought you wanted to cancel? See, this is why they won’t let you cancel online, they lure you back with a cheaper price for a year, they would rather have some money from you then no money at all. 😉They they offered my CHOICE for $54 for one year now.
Going to stay for now.
Price is perfect
Wow. The regular monthly price for Choice is now $90 (or will be going up to that any day now). So you're getting a whopping 40% discount for a full year with no contract forcing you to stay! Great deal.They they offered my CHOICE for $54 for one year now.
Going to stay for now.
Price is perfect
Yes, why I stayed at least for a fee months. If I don’t use as much, then I will cancel. But its a great rateWow. The regular monthly price for Choice is now $90 (or will be going up to that any day now). So you're getting a whopping 40% discount for a full year with no contract forcing you to stay! Great deal.
Given everything I've read about the cable TV industry, I don't think there's any way that their profit margin is that big, meaning they have to be losing money on you in order to keep you from leaving. I guess TPG is desperate to keep their subscriber count up in order to maximize their sale price in those negotiations they're reportedly having with DISH.
A huge discount on a relatively expensive product is still a big chunk of change.Yes, why I stayed at least for a fee months. If I don’t use as much, then I will cancel. But its a great rate
$54 for every channel I want/need is a fIr chunk.A huge discount on a relatively expensive product is still a big chunk of change.
I suspect that Bally's is always going to be a tough nut to crack (assuming it survives). Sinclair is way out on a number of rather spindly limbs.I don’t need regular service except for Ballys, ESPN, USA since NBC Sports is shutting down and maybe 2-3 more.
I have Peacock via Comcast.I suspect that Bally's is always going to be a tough nut to crack (assuming it survives). Sinclair is way out on a number of rather spindly limbs.
Outside of local channels, I wonder if direct subscriptions might not be cheaper (though almost certainly less convenient). It seems like Peacock Premium might cover some of your NBC needs.
Five dollars here, seven dollars there and it all adds up but it may still pencil out if saving money trumps all else.
Looking at the 2022 schedule, it appears that there are only two USA Network covered races that you're not already covered for (Belle Isle and World Wide Technology Raceway). 14 of 17 races appear to be NBC broadcasts.Concern is about INDY car racing and why I need DTVS or YTTV.
i bet there trying to make DTV and the DTV stream look good in there share holders eyes. wich in turn there bending over backwards doing what it takes to keep subs!!!Wow. The regular monthly price for Choice is now $90 (or will be going up to that any day now). So you're getting a whopping 40% discount for a full year with no contract forcing you to stay! Great deal.
Given everything I've read about the cable TV industry, I don't think there's any way that their profit margin is that big, meaning they have to be losing money on you in order to keep you from leaving. I guess TPG is desperate to keep their subscriber count up in order to maximize their sale price in those negotiations they're reportedly having with DISH.