Forum Discussion
Unethical bundle promises
- AmandaModerator
Hi Silverantlers,
The call recording that I have on file for you indicates that you called DirecTV who had placed the order for the TV service, but there was an arrangement for you to call them back on that upcoming Friday to finish ordering the rest of the package (which included HughesNet). However, the call made was directly to the Hughes Customer Support phone number, where they transferred you to our sales group and that is the only recording I have.
I will be escalating your case to our contact at DirecTV for review. Thank you again for being patient while we work this out.
~Amanda
- EpbutlerSpectatorI wouldn’t even paying bill, but service stinks.
I get next to no wi-go connection to smart phone or desktop in room aside box. Calling support is of no use.
If it rains, can’t watch tv either.
You can always pay the bill though- GabeUDistinguished Professor IV
As replied to you in one of the other threads you posted in...
There's no need for you to disrupt this thread, or others, with your completely unrelated issue/complaint. Please have enough respect for people attempting to receive help to not do so.
If you would like help, please start a new topic in the appropriate section for your issue.
- AmandaModerator
Hello Silverantlers,
Welcome to our community and thank you for your post. I've located your account and sales call recording. I will review the call to get a better understanding of what our sales agent offered to you and reply here with the results. Your patience is appreciated.
Thank you,
Amanda
- MarkJFineProfessor
I could be wrong, but I don't see where HughesNet offers a bundle with DirecTV. At least there's nothing on the optional services page.
That said, there's a lot going the other way around: DirecTV (and other less scrupulous fly-by-night marketeers I might add) offers several internet bundles. One of those happens to be with HughesNet.
So it begs the question: If you really first signed with a TV provider that offered a bundle with HughesNet, how would HughesNet know unless that company told them? Wouldn't your problem therefore be with the satellite TV company and not HughesNet?
- maratsadeDistinguished Professor IV
It's very possible that the bundle was offered by a marketeer and not by either company -- the OP should go back to that marketeer and complain to them.
*I am not a Hughesnet employee or representative. This is a customer-to-customer tech support community, and I am a customer.
- BirdDogAssistant Professor
Have to agree, sure sounds like complaint should be with whatever company offered the bundle, not HughesNet directly. Most one of the mods here might be able to do is check into the reseller to see if they are an authorized sales outlet and investigate their practices. Would need to know who sold the bundle.
Also being a third party seller their may be no recording of the sales call and then becomes a "he said, she said" situation.
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