Uverse on demand sucks

For the most part U-Verse would appear to be a nice alternative to traditional Comcast and although I had no issues with Comcast cable their internet service was less than optimal in my area so I made the switch. Everything was fine for about 2 days but then the problems started, first certain channels would periodically report that we were not subscribed and then later they would automagically work, the television would freeze for several minutes at a time, and many of the features I had become accustomed to with Comcast were unavailable, such as being able to set a reminder for a future show. Now that in and of itself is not a deal breaker for me. Let me give you an example…. I give it yet another go because SF is playing NY and I really want to watch the game…I make it to the address portion again. In a few words I need to know why you are calling today?

Keep in mind, after your first year, your advertised prices will go up to regular prices unless you call to renegotiate terms. These wireless receivers provide up to hours of standard-definition content and hours of high-definition content. However, recently we tried to get a question answered without providing our personal information, and instead of saying they absolutely required that information, they closed the chat. We prefer a willingness to help over a willingness to sell every time. The Total Home DVR has four streams and plenty of storage—we think average-sized families will be covered just fine.

Some forums can only be seen by registered members. Hi there, We moved to Cross Creek Ranch last month. After some research and friends recommendation, we decided to use att u-verse for internet and tv services. That made me really shock.

I know there are multiple posts about this, but I had to vent. I hate uverse's on demand. It lacks channels, its slow updating shows and its a rip off. The other night I recorded the premier of Justified on FX.