I appreciate it. I won't hold my breath for change, but I appreciate it.
...you told them that your reason for leaving was that you could not use third party hardware to access a secondary feature of a premium content owner? Did you hear them snicker?dslate69 said:They wanted to know how to keep me as a customer.
I told them my Roku NOT having access to HBO Go was my reason for leaving. Of course they couldn't fix that.
Not sure they care but thought I would try and help out anyone with D* and HBO on my way out.
Probably not snicker, but a roll of the eyes from a low-paid call center worker who doesn't care why people quit.Hoosier205 said:...you told them that your reason for leaving was that you could not use third party hardware to access a secondary feature of a premium content owner? Did you hear them snicker?
Leaving because you don't have access to a free additional feature on a single piece of equipment (when it is available in multiple other ways) and knowing full well that all of the HBO Go content is coming to DirecTV via VOD...that makes about as much sense as leaving because the batteries in your remote are dead and DirecTV wouldn't send you new ones.adkinsjm said:Probably not snicker, but a roll of the eyes from a low-paid call center worker who doesn't care why people quit.
Who are you switching to?dslate69 said:They wanted to know how to keep me as a customer.
I told them my Roku NOT having access to HBO Go was my reason for leaving. Of course they couldn't fix that.
Not sure they care but thought I would try and help out anyone with D* and HBO on my way out.
Good for dslate69 for standing up for what is important to him/her. People have the right to make decisions based on what they feel matters to them, not someone else. No need to belittle them for it.Hoosier205 said:Leaving because you don't have access to a free additional feature on a single piece of equipment (when it is available in multiple other ways) and knowing full well that all of the HBO Go content is coming to DirecTV via VOD...that makes about as much sense as leaving because the batteries in your remote are dead and DirecTV wouldn't send you new ones.
I switched to DISH. For all the standard reasons like, new fast receivers compared to my HR22's, 12 months of discounts, cheaper the 2nd year as well, free Premiums\HBO\Game of Thrones for 3 months (perfect timing), prime-time anytime (is cool), sling adapter and Blockbuster with one blu-ray out a month is nice as well.sigma1914 said:Who are you switching to?
Good point. But the competition lets you stream HBO Go on Roku, so why won't DirecTV? Why would they care if you get the content via VOD or some other device? Everybody gets paid the same.Hoosier205 said:Leaving because you don't have access to a free additional feature on a single piece of equipment (when it is available in multiple other ways) and knowing full well that all of the HBO Go content is coming to DirecTV via VOD...that makes about as much sense as leaving because the batteries in your remote are dead and DirecTV wouldn't send you new ones.
He didnt say that was why he was leaving. He said that is what he told them how they could keep him as a customer, trying to help those that want it a bit. I certainly doubt that was his primary reason for leaving.Hoosier205 said:Leaving because you don't have access to a free additional feature on a single piece of equipment...
Congrats. I'm not sure why people who leave either provider feel the need to start a thread telling everyone.dslate69 said:I switched to DISH. For all the standard reasons like, new fast receivers compared to my HR22's, 12 months of discounts, cheaper the 2nd year as well, free Premiums\HBO\Game of Thrones for 3 months (perfect timing), prime-time anytime (is cool), sling adapter and Blockbuster with one blu-ray out a month is nice as well.
I decided to jump for my own reasons; D* was great and E* is as well. Thought I would try and help HBO subs get better customer service from D* on my way out. Since cancellations are the only thing they care about even if it wasn't the only reason I was leaving, I wanted to try and make it count. But seeing some of the D_Bag responses, now I wonder why I bothered.![]()
"I told them my Roku NOT having access to HBO Go was my reason for leaving. Of course they couldn't fix that."Davenlr said:He didnt say that was why he was leaving. He said that is what he told them how they could keep him as a customer, trying to help those that want it a bit. I certainly doubt that was his primary reason for leaving.
We had a thread about that and it was closed. Reread it for your answers.mdavej said:Good point. But the competition lets you stream HBO Go on Roku, so why won't DirecTV? Why would they care if you get the content via VOD or some other device? Everybody gets paid the same.
Fixed.mdavej said:Good point. But some of the competition lets you stream HBO Go on Roku, so why won't DirecTV? Why would they care if you get the content via VOD or some other device? Everybody gets paid the same.
congratsdslate69 said:I switched to DISH. For all the standard reasons like, new fast receivers compared to my HR22's, 12 months of discounts, cheaper the 2nd year as well, free Premiums\HBO\Game of Thrones for 3 months (perfect timing), prime-time anytime (is cool), sling adapter and Blockbuster with one blu-ray out a month is nice as well.
I decided to jump for my own reasons; D* was great and E* is as well. Thought I would try and help HBO subs get better customer service from D* on my way out. Since cancellations are the only thing they care about even if it wasn't the only reason I was leaving, I wanted to try and make it count. But seeing some of the D_Bag responses, now I wonder why I bothered.![]()
blurry pq.dslate69 said:I switched to DISH. For all the standard reasons like
+1Barcthespark said:Good for dslate69 for standing up for what is important to him/her. People have the right to make decisions based on what they feel matters to them, not someone else. No need to belittle them for it.
Hoosier205 said:...you told them that your reason for leaving was that you could not use third party hardware to access a secondary feature of a premium content owner? Did you hear them snicker?