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I want to cancel my service
- maratsadeDistinguished Professor IV
When you subscribed to the HughesNet Service, you expressly agreed that you would be subjected to an early termination fee in the event you canceled the service prior to expiration of the service commitment period. That's also clear in the subscriber agreement.
See http://legal.hughesnet.com/SubAgree-03-16-17.cfm
If you would like speed issues addressed on this site, you will need to follow the protocol outlined here: https://community.hughesnet.com/t5/Tech-Support/Think-you-have-slow-speeds/m-p/110034#M74607
To cancel the service, you will need to call the customer service number (866-347-3292).
If you've had the service for less than 3 months, you can request a sales call review to see what was said by the agent and by you.
- ElwiemkeFreshmanYes review the conversations I have been lied to by both the sales team and account management hughesnet is not keeping your end of the contract i have run the tests through hughesnets service and spent hours on the phone trying to get support with no resaults at all
- GabeUDistinguished Professor IV
What was allegedly said in the following just isnt' true... "tech support tells me I will never be able to stream due to latency". Many HughesNet customers, including myself, are able to stream without issue, regardless of the high latency. Though higher latency can affect streaming, it doesn't necessarily mean that it will. The Video Data Saver and the page about it, as well as many posts regarding data usage while streaming, demonstrate that many people stream with HughesNet.
Regarding the Data Tokens, though I can't quite accurately discern what's going on with the "paragraph" being difficult to read due to a lack of punctuation, if it's concerning a question of refunds, unused Data Tokens are not refundable. If you never bought any Data Tokens, on the other hand, you wouldn't be charged for any.
- ElwiemkeFreshmanWhile on tech support I was told by a manager that I would not be able to stream due to latency that is exactly what the manager told me
As for your second comment the lady in account management had said that I would not have to pay a termination fee. While she was going over the terms of the cancleation she said the only thing on my final bill would be any fees that occurred in the last month and I asked her what those fees would be, to which she responded any tokens purchased so I asked her if i did not purchase any tokens there would be no fees where she then said that I would have a termination fee which she had previously said I would not have to pay and did not originally say was in the fees she only said that purchased tokens were in the fees.- GabeUDistinguished Professor IV
Elwiemke wrote:
While on tech support I was told by a manager that I would not be able to stream due to latency that is exactly what the manager told meAnd, as I stated, what you were allegedly told is incorrect. Plenty of people with HughesNet stream. If HughesNet did not support streaming, they would not have bothered creating the Video Data Saver and the pages of information concerning it, nor would there be FAQ pages dedicated to the different aspects of streaming with HughesNet. Nor would there be many posts concerning data usage while streaming and how to mitigate it. Plenty of people stream with HughesNet.
https://support.hughesnet.com/en/faq/internet/what-is-video-data-saver
http://support.hughesnet.com/en/faq/internet/progressive-and-adaptive-streaming
https://www.hughesnet.com/frequently-asked-questions
It's likely that the tech was conflating streaming with real time online gaming, the latter of which does not work with HughesNet due to the high latency.
Regarding Data Tokens, if you did not purchase any since the beginning of your current billing month you will not be billed for any. If you did, you will.
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