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Furnace woes....
A couple of weeks ago I woke up from a nap due to it being cold in my house. It turned out that my furnace hadn't kicked on. I went down to take a look, and I took an ignitor with me, as this furna...
I’m confused on why there tech is so far behind And yet there one of the most expensive. Not to mention how hard they make it to cancel..
Millsap49 wrote:
I’m confused on why there tech is so far behind And yet there one of the most expensive. Not to mention how hard they make it to cancel..Have no fear. I'll make sure to let my furnace guys know of your critique the next time I see them. :manindifferent:
Now, coming back to HughesNet, do you realize how difficult and expensive it is to connect your home to the internet via satellite and keep it at a price point that the average user can afford? Doubtful.
And their tech is far behind? Hardly.
What are you talking about? I think you may be in the wrong area of the site. This conversation is about a person's furnace.
EDIT: if you're talking about Hughesnet technology, it is not behind at all. It is state of the art satellite technology. They should not be compared with terrestrial cable as they are completely different and work differently. It is expensive because the technology is very expensive to implement.
They don't make it hard to cancel at all. You can cancel at any time by picking up the phone and calling them. There is a cancellation fee, and this is something all ISPs have, not just Hughesnet.
*I am not a Hughesnet employee or representative. This is a customer-to-customer tech support community, and I am a customer.
Millsap49 wrote:
I’m confused on why there tech is so far behind And yet there one of the most expensive. Not to mention how hard they make it to cancel..
