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Upgrading
John1701q wrote:I dread calling that number, it is a nightmare every time.
There's no argument with that. :p
If you're seeing the Prime Plus plan available in your plan options on the HughesNet MyAccount site, and your equipment is presently working as it should (you don't still need to replace the modem), it's likely that you can change plans through the site and you won't need to do anything other than that. You can check if that option is available by signing into the MyAccount site in that link, then click on "Plans & Pricing" under the Shop/Upgrade tab. If the Prime Plus plan is there, and it's for the price you like, you can click Select. I don't know what it shows after that, but it's likely a confirmation, or there's another step or two to take before you get the confirmation.
This will be changing to a different plan with your Gen4 service, not an upgrade to Gen5.
If you want to upgrade to Gen5, you'll need to call everyone's favorite support number. :p
I do see it as an option, so I will see what happens.
I do not want Gen5, heard too many horror stories.
- maratsade6 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
I've had Gen5 for over 2 years and haven't had issues.
- GabeU6 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
John1701q wrote:I do see it as an option, so I will see what happens.
I do not want Gen5, heard too many horror stories.
If all goes well, it should be pretty seamless, other than the price change and prorated charges you'll see on your next bill, of course.
I've had Gen5 since Apr 2017, and it's worked well for me, though everyone's experience is unique to them, of course. I had only had Gen4 for fourteen months prior to that, and I'm glad that I upgraded, first to Gen4 from my legacy plan, then to Gen5. My folks, who live right across the street from me, still have Gen4, and it works well for them.
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