Dish is sure hard to up Home theatre
It was working and then we went to bed, turned it all off, got up the following morning and we had “NO” audio period. And now I can’t use my Denon receiver for whatever reason. 🤷🏼♂️
It was working and then we went to bed, turned it all off, got up the following morning and we had “NO” audio period. And now I can’t use my Denon receiver for whatever reason. 🤷🏼♂️
Looking for tips on selling products, surge protectors have always been my go to and people generally are happy that I'm installing them. Was curious what are they ways people approach selling other products such as Polk, google routers or the Klipsch bars?
I don't have any experience for this kind of work. From what I've seen sales is also a big part. Long hours, which I don't mind. Basically just wanting to know if I'm foolish for applying. I've heard some say it's alright if you have a strong mental, and others say it's a doomed company. I think it'd be nice to learn hard skills from the job. My job market it kinda horrid aswell. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!
I have had a wally for years, last weekend I took my wally camping and on all my local channels I got an error message saying that the local channels were not working and they were working on the issue, should be restored in two hours. 3 days later it still wasn't working. today from home, I tried it again and still getting the same message. What should I be looking for to resolve this issue?
what satellite dish would i need for 3 wallys
I love it when I get to drive by this place.
Mom and dad are paying $175 a month for Dish. Like all the basics but no premium channels + a main thing and two hoppers or joeys or whatever they're called. (main tv + 2 spare rooms)
After several failed discussions with CS and Retention, I had them convinced to cancel Dish and go with YouTube TV for $65-85 a month.
Then they decided to look into Starlink for the lake house. They say that there's a combo deal and they want to keep Dish to get the Starlink deal/combo.
Best as I can tell, Starlink on its own is $55+ a month.
IS there a combo deal? I've googled and found a couple, but in all of them it's from Dish authorized resellers and the Starlink is always $55+ or whatever. If that's the case, they're still saving money "my" way.
Any info is appreciated.
Is anyone having issues accessing Netflix via their dish interface? It used to work fine but now it just spins. I contacted tech support and only got the standard turn it off and back on.
TIA
Edit: Solved!