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stallingsben wrote:
I want to cancel! I wanna get a lawyer
Your lawyer will simply tell you that there is nothing he/she can do for you because you are bound to arbitration, though I'm sure he/she may charge you for doing so.
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- TimberTrussBeam7 years agoNew Poster
Not true, GabeU. The contract requires both parties to hold up their end of the bargain. HughesNet continually fails to provide the service(s) they contracted to provide.
- GabeU7 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
TimberTrussBeam wrote:Not true, GabeU. The contract requires both parties to hold up their end of the bargain. HughesNet continually fails to provide the service(s) they contracted to provide.
You may want to read the TOS a little more thoroughly.
- Wudrest7 years agoSophomore
Proving that Hughes net is as awful as they are with the contract they have would be difficult to show. They don’t have to provide much. I am positive that the technology exists to get internet in the woods of rural AR. But HughesNet has not shown me they know how faster than dialup speeds. Constant buffering. Only one more year of my contract. Today I am reconnecting to my old internet provider. I don’t live in the house much. Once a week or so. I will just use that as my download day where I will have something to watch when I return to my HughesNet provider.
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