daverm wrote:I think they should remove the false TV ads about how fast the service is for folks that live in rural areas. C'mon....we know it not to be at all true.
Works fine here, as it does for many others. As well, people use security cameras with HughesNet.
GabeU wrote:Works fine here, as it does for many others. As well, people use security cameras with HughesNet.
Ditto here, works fine.
Often the people whining here have some things in common, one of them being they didn't do the research before subscribing, so they don't understand the system, how it works, and its limitations. When their unrealistic expectations are not met, they throw tantrums and blame everyone but themselves for what's clearly their own fault.
maratsade wrote:one of them being they didn't do the research before subscribing, so they don't understand the system, how it works, and its limitations.
That's a problem often seen with products and services. Research goes no further than the product or service's sales people, which is a big mistake. And, to be honest, I'm surprised that it still goes on, though I can somewhat understand it with younger people as they may not have the experience to know that further research should be done, and especially so with a product or service that comes with a contract, which should also be read and understood before signing on the dotted line, so to speak.
I've seen too many "I didn't know that" posts regarding products and services of all kinds, including HughesNet.
Knowing what you're buying and/or signing up for is very important, and no one should blindly walk into a contract.
