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<blockquote data-quote="SoonerP226" data-source="post: 2512724" data-attributes="member: 26737">I&#039;ve had DirecTV since it and USSB were separate companies. I&#039;ve never had a problem with customer service or with billing (though I pay my bill every month, and don&#039;t do the auto-pay thing), and I&#039;ve never had any &quot;hidden charges.&quot; Weather-related drop-outs are rare--even during the Christmas blizzard of a few years ago it never lost signal. The only complaint I have is that it&#039;s rather expensive for as little as I use it. If it weren&#039;t for sporting events, I&#039;d probably just ditch it altogether, but that&#039;s just a financial consideration. My parents have Dish, and my dad hates it; he says it&#039;s gone when their commitment is finished. They were going to get DirecTV, but they couldn&#039;t guarantee that it&#039;d be installed before the Sugar Bowl; Dish could, so that&#039;s what they got.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SoonerP226, post: 2512724, member: 26737"] I've had DirecTV since it and USSB were separate companies. I've never had a problem with customer service or with billing (though I pay my bill every month, and don't do the auto-pay thing), and I've never had any "hidden charges." Weather-related drop-outs are rare--even during the Christmas blizzard of a few years ago it never lost signal. The only complaint I have is that it's rather expensive for as little as I use it. If it weren't for sporting events, I'd probably just ditch it altogether, but that's just a financial consideration. My parents have Dish, and my dad hates it; he says it's gone when their commitment is finished. They were going to get DirecTV, but they couldn't guarantee that it'd be installed before the Sugar Bowl; Dish could, so that's what they got. [/QUOTE]

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