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worst experiance with internet with this company!!!!! I got a 20G plan for 70$ I was recomend it this plan because I used to watch netflix and so. What happend than those 20G longlast 1or 2 days th...
HughesNet is not made for cord cutting. Considering Netflix uses around 3GB per hour in HD, 700 per hour in SD and 350MB per hour in LD, even the 50GB plan would be nowhere near large enough for those who stream on a regular basis.
The only solutions for you concern both limiting your streaming and reducing the resolution of the stream to use less data, as well as locking all devices down so that they don't use more data than is necessary.
If you feel that the sales rep did not set appropriate expectations during your sales call and it's been no more than about three months since that call, you can start a new topic in the "myAccount and Billing" section and ask for a "sales call review" to be performed. Depending on what's found in that review you may have recourse regarding the Early Termination Fee when cancelling the service.
Performing activities that exhaust your data in two days doesn't make HughesNet a trashy service.
HughesNet is not made for cord cutting. Considering Netflix uses around 3GB per hour in HD, 700 per hour in SD and 350MB per hour in LD, even the 50GB plan would be nowhere near large enough for those who stream on a regular basis.
The only solutions for you concern both limiting your streaming and reducing the resolution of the stream to use less data, as well as locking all devices down so that they don't use more data than is necessary.
If you feel that the sales rep did not set appropriate expectations during your sales call and it's been no more than about three months since that call, you can start a new topic in the "myAccount and Billing" section and ask for a "sales call review" to be performed. Depending on what's found in that review you may have recourse regarding the Early Termination Fee when cancelling the service.
Performing activities that exhaust your data in two days doesn't make HughesNet a trashy service.
