But they charge for the use of their service. The label unused costs nothing. The used label is what dish would be accounting for, and which is where the cost gets passed on. If dish send you 5 labels, and you don't use any... There is no cost to you. If you use all 5 to ship back to dish after cancellinng, you get charged per label used. And Dish gets charged per label UpS has scanned into their system when a box is dropped off at their facility to be delivered.
That is the most unhelpful comment. We're not talking about blank labels. We're talking about labels that are used to ship things. Please stop being intentionally obtuse, it adds nothing to the conversation.No, UPS gives blank labels away.
I'm not sure unethical is the right word either but they sure don't give you warm fuzzy feeling about possibly coming back in the future. I paid the ETF and completed my commitment. I also had to pay $17 in shipping fees to get my HWS and Joey back to them.
The rep still felt the need to be rude to me while trying to keep me from canceling. He said that I was making a big mistake and that I would want to come back to Dish in a week or two. He said that when I wanted to come back they would look at me as a lower tier customer and make me pay for installation plus a deposit for breaking my contract (even though I agreed to pay the ETF).
I had already decided to cut the cord, so he couldn't change my mind by offering them. Still offering credits is an acceptable way to try to keep a customer from canceling. Badgering them and threatening them with future fees to try to scare them out of canceling is not. All it did for me was make me less likely to do business with Dish in the future.
That's what the ETF is for. Otherwise, don't charge and ETF.I'm curious, why do you think the shipping fee is unethical? There is a cost to return the boxes, why should dish have to eat it? From a business standpoint, I think dish might be penny wise pound foolish by charging this fee. But that's a far cry from unethical...
Do your area cable companies pick up their boxes when you're done with them?As far as the return box fees, no other provider that I know of charges fees to ship back equipment when you cancel.
You are correct, that the contract you sign is for leased equipment. However it also states, under the equipment portion, the customer shall bear sole responsilibility to return the equipment.It unethical because this is leased equipment. Period
Do your area cable companies pick up their boxes when you're done with them?
Do your area cable companies pick up their boxes when you're done with them?
Does dish have local stores that equipment can be dropped off at?Do your area cable companies pick up their boxes when you're done with them?
What about long term customers who signed no such agreement?That is on the person that got caught up in flashy lights and did not read what they were signing. It would be one thing if the language was screwy, but that one is pretty clear cut.
Just find a Blockbuster.....Does dish have local stores that equipment can be dropped off at?
Right, good luck with that. If you can find a Blockbuster.....Just find a Blockbuster.....
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