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TIVO

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a vent here.....

 

i had my first tivo unit for several years and totally loved it. Still do when it works.

 

However, my first unit broke. Wore out of something. Tech support was a disaster. It literally takes days to go through this process. They asked my questions about what I was recording. And I thought that was strange. So I asked what the deal was.

 

The tech guy tells me that people who record Don Imus (bizarre) and programs over 3 hours in length have had problems with the hard drive freaking. Now I mostly use mine to record sox games (over 3 hrs.) so that might be plausible.

 

So after a bunch of bulls*** they finally send me a trade-in which cost me something like $100 because my unit was over 2 years old.

 

The unit they sent me was a freaking re-built unit which had already broke on someone else. Shady. And as you can guess, this POS only lasted 2 months before the video goes out.

 

Same problem with customer service. I just got my 3rd unit today and I am waiting for trouble with it.

 

So, not to bore anyone anymore with my whining... but has anyone else had trouble with TIVO?

 

I would caution against getting the lifetime subscription because if you have a problem.... they don't give a s*** because they already have your money.

 

rant over :crying

Wait a second...

There are people who actually record Don Imus :ph34r:

QUOTE(IndySoxFan @ Jan 4, 2005 -> 11:35 PM)
a vent here.....

 

i had my first tivo unit for several years and totally loved it. Still do when it works.

 

However, my first unit broke. Wore out of something. Tech support was a disaster. It literally takes days to go through this process. They asked my questions about what I was recording. And I thought that was strange. So I asked what the deal was.

 

The tech guy tells me that people who record Don Imus (bizarre) and programs over 3 hours in length have had problems with the hard drive freaking. Now I mostly use mine to record sox games (over 3 hrs.) so that might be plausible.

 

So after a bunch of bulls*** they finally send me a trade-in which cost me something like $100 because my unit was over 2 years old.

 

The unit they sent me was a freaking re-built unit which had already broke on someone else. Shady. And as you can guess, this POS only lasted 2 months before the video goes out.

 

Same problem with customer service. I just got my 3rd unit today and I am waiting for trouble with it.

 

So, not to bore anyone anymore with my whining... but has anyone else had trouble with TIVO?

 

I would caution against getting the lifetime subscription because if you have a problem.... they don't give a s*** because they already have your money.

 

rant over :crying

 

 

I use the Tivo DVR and haven't had any probs.. don't know about standalone Tivos though

We have a DVR, but we got our's via DirectTV. Not a problem yet.

We got a dvr through our cable company. Not a problem thus far and if there is they replace it for free.

 

Personally I think if you have cable, that getting it through them is a far cheaper option.

Jason, in honor of the Angels name change, you should change you're profile location to: Califonia of the United States or something like that. :D

I like the way you think Ian. Were still debating whether to send in our season ticket deposit or not.

 

The problem is we really think they are going to have a fun team to watch this upcoming season.

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Jan 6, 2005 -> 01:01 PM)
I like the way you think Ian.  Were still debating whether to send in our season ticket deposit or not. 

 

The problem is we really think they are going to have a fun team to watch this upcoming season.

 

Once again the spelling fairy came and messed up your avatar

From: Los Angeles Chisxofn's of Irvine
QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Jan 6, 2005 -> 01:01 PM)
I like the way you think Ian.  Were still debating whether to send in our season ticket deposit or not. 

 

The problem is we really think they are going to have a fun team to watch this upcoming season.

 

What you have is much better than what I came up, shocking!

 

The West will be interesting to watch this season with the new look A's, and the M's won't be as horrible this year either.

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