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Dish Network Thinks "Money Is For Nothin’ . . .’
. . . and the chicks are free.’* Dish Network, the satellite TV company thinks it’s perfectly logical and 
legal to charge people for their service even when they don’t have a dish or a receiver.
Apparently, all they need is access to your
checking account or credit card, as seen in the following incident.Below is a snip of the Byzantine illogic companies like this employ as reported by Kevin Hogan:
. . .
Hogan: “Do you teach your children it’s OK to steal from people? You can’t simply go into peoples bank accounts and take money out.”
DN: “He told us to do it on March 26.”
Hogan: “In return for what service?” My anger was seething? “There is NO SERVICE AT THE APARTMENT.”
DN: “There doesn’t have to be. He told us to take the money out of his account monthly and we did that.”
Source: Is Dish TV Network Scamming Your Family or Just the Elderly?
Be sure and click on the link above to read this entire mind-bender because if haven’t already, odds are you’ll soon have to deal with a company’s abuse.
I’ve blogged about companies that refuse to be accountable to their customers here, here and here.
* = with all due apologies to Dire Straits. I couldn’t help myself.
By Walter |
Topics: Marketing Mishaps, Pet Peeves |