Me too.
Yep. Been doing it for years. It’s stupid. If your a new customer then they give you the ticket free the first year. I tell them I have been a customer for many years and why do I as a long time customer have to pay big money for something your giving to someone that’s shown no loyalty. I talk to retention department and had a manager tell me one year all I have to do is call every year and tell them I will cancel and they will at least give me discounts on my bill that will add up to the amount of the ticket.
I certainly wouldn’t have the need to keep Direct TV any longer although I do enjoy thru AT&T watching any program on IPhone or any device without using Data.
You can get the ticket free more than just the introductory year. I’ve had it free about 3 or 4 times or at least discounted over the 15 years or so I’ve had it. Squeaky wheel gets the grease. Just threat to leave or complain about all the competitive intro offers. They’ll do something for you if they didn’t last year.
They sell international packages to watch a team. I poked around looking at using VPN to have a foreign IP, so that then I could use the service, but worried that maybe they'd still block my account by the US credit card used.
NFL and the their the network stations they are obligated to will never allow that. Nice thought tho
I doubt the percentage is that high while it’s induction was founded on fans a way to watch all of their favorite teams games.
^^^that^^^ IS WHY I just use digital antenna and get all the games locally. Hulu is cheap too. Directv and the NFL forgot about the average customer being able to afford the products.
The Rams moving to LA sucks for me. I had to stream multiple games last season as I refuse to have DTV now and I live in California. Native Texan here who will never get used to living on the west coast.
hey I hear ya. Im opposite. I was born in California..so Cal. Lived there over half my life, but the economy and many other factors, priced us out of living there.So we moved to Texas in 2002. The wife is from West Texas,so it was a no brainer. Sorry to hear your there lol. Use to be a great place to live for a family. Now its a real hodge podge. I love it because they live and breathe football in Texas,so we get all the games we want for the most part,and mostly without needing to pay through the nose for it. I wont go back to Satellite.They priced me out 2 years ago. No longer has any benefit to havin it. Go look into Hulu. They are very affordable...and get Roku. Can't go wrong.
agree. Very popular, but as a result, over-priced for many.
I've totally switched to streaming at this point and man do I miss Texas. Born in Corpus Christi and lived in Austin until I was 34. I just had to move out to California for work and I've been out here for almost 14 years now. I'm a video game Producer and Designer, which is a really unstable industry. I've stayed because it's a rare stable position. Thinking about leaving though.
