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Relatively new. Just started a couple months ago if I recall correctly
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There are certain Ancillary Services available at an additional cost including wall mounting a TV. Here is a link with a list of these services and pricing. http://www.dishnetwork.com/supportsection/additional-installation-services
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will dish install projectors?[email protected] Network said:
i need someone in the south florida area to install a projector
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DISH Network does offer a lot of additional services but I will need to verify that this is possible.scorpion43 said:
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I ignored this thread until I got the email this morning:
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If this email came to my adult daughter who has had excellent service from Dish personnel in San Francisco it might seem like a good option.
On the other hand, I have to assume that I got the email because Dish has completely restructured their entire installation organization in my area and directly hired installers that get paid well plus good benefits.
It used to be that it was done through a contractor Dish hired who then subcontracted to anyone willing to try it who owned a pickup. I described my experience with my HD installation - you can read it by clicking on "My AV Setup" in my signature. From there, there's a link to a post I did here about a repair done because... well, anyway...
I have yet to have anyone arrive sent via Dish who I'd let near my TV, surround-sound system, wireless network, or Wii. It's not that they don't try hard or that they aren't personable (even if some barely speak English). It's just that most of the time, they simply don't know what they are doing.
If this email came to my adult daughter who has had excellent service from Dish personnel in San Francisco it might seem like a good option.
On the other hand, I have to assume that I got the email because Dish has completely restructured their entire installation organization in my area and directly hired installers that get paid well plus good benefits.
It used to be that it was done through a contractor Dish hired who then subcontracted to anyone willing to try it who owned a pickup. I described my experience with my HD installation - you can read it by clicking on "My AV Setup" in my signature. From there, there's a link to a post I did here about a repair done because... well, anyway...
I have yet to have anyone arrive sent via Dish who I'd let near my TV, surround-sound system, wireless network, or Wii. It's not that they don't try hard or that they aren't personable (even if some barely speak English). It's just that most of the time, they simply don't know what they are doing.
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