Chris wants out of his DirecTV contract, and hopes that the upcoming rate increase (PDF link) will let him run free.
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11 comments:
Good luck with that a contract is a contract.
if you think directv prices raises are bad try dish
Get out your contract and read it. The rate you are presently paying may be locked in or there amy be a clause in it that you agreed to any increases during the course of the contract. Remember, the contract should be for your protection, too. Good luck.
just read dish is raising rates too
$3-$5. just as an fyi
they will freezing them in for 2 years though after that.
Gas is going through the roof there will be no price freeze.
Don't people read their contacts anymore...it clearly states they van raise rates. Dish has a price freeze for two years after this years rate increase.
9:19 AM
Another internet lawyer.
I'm sick of everything you want to purchase requiring a 1-3 yr contract.
3:42 contracts are not required at all. they are only required if you take advantage of discounted pricing. if you pay full pricce for an item you usually dont need one. the companies need to recoup the cost of subsidizing your item somehow.
Directv is ridiculously expensive but if you cant get cable you got to suck it up
3:35 actually its most likely cheaper the cable. i pay under 100 a month for all but premium channels. and if i had the ability to get high speed internet, which i do not, then i could have access to thier on demand section. sat tv is a viable competitot to cable. its actually thier only compitition in many areas, unless you are the chosen few with fios access. any cable company was allowed to provide you with your service in any area then you might see prices go down
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