Directv & Dish network contractors save charge backs ! |
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MichealM in Michigan 38 months ago |
virtual services...nice...
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Alex1 in Florida 38 months ago |
its reasonable n negotiable..
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K-Glover@live.com in Troy, North Carolina 31 months ago |
HI, My Name is David Kyle Glover and I am very interested in becoming and proud contractor for a company out of Raleigh, North Carolina called ROCKIN R T.V, but I have been having problems finding there website or a way to apply for a contractor job. I have plenty of expreince because I work for a contracting company for Time Warner Cable for a year or so. i'm very professional when it comes to the company an myself. I keep hearing that contracting for dishnetwwork is a very good expreince. Also, they tell me that its a fair,respectful,an a very rewardable company. I would like to find that out. So, please respond to this email so i can find out how to apply for that job at RockinR T.V |
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TJ in Houston, Texas 28 months ago |
My name Eboni Roberson and I am very interested in becoming a contractor for dish network in houston, but i jave been having problems finding the out where to apply whether it's online or in person. I have a crew of eleven techs and would like to start asap. So if anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated. |
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Joe Diamond in Denton, Maryland 28 months ago |
TJ in Houston, Texas said: My name Eboni Roberson and I am very interested in becoming a contractor for dish network in houston, but i jave been having problems finding the out where to apply whether it's online or in person. I have a crew of eleven techs and would like to start asap. So if anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated. Eboni, I took this from the CablBar. Hope it helps. retailer.dishnetwork.com
Joe |
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TJ in Houston, Texas 27 months ago |
As a contracter company or just a tech |
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playlien in Hermitage, Tennessee 26 months ago |
I was looking for a while @ the naashville area for work. Even with 4+ years of experience its hard to find work in this economy. Actually let me rephrase that - its hard to find FAIR work. I've been researching and I've found a few places that are currently looking for sales reps and installers. Basicly, non-fulfillment work, so you have to generate your own sales, but the commisions end up making it work it if you can pull it off. Anywizzy, the one I've been considering is Intech Media Services for now. I found there site from a friend and read the application on their site. They have some strict rules, but that seems to be more and more common, but on the plus side they offer pretty good commisions that compound based on how many work orders you submit each week or something like that. Basicly, has anyone else heard of them? I'm pretty sure take reps nationwide, but they're kinda new and I was wondering if anyone else knew anything? Thanks Peace |
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playlien in Hermitage, Tennessee 26 months ago |
By the way Joe, I've also been looking at Cabl bar a lot, but uts hard to find much in my area. Does anyone know of any sites that are like cabl bar? |
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s s in Granby, Connecticut 26 months ago |
hey does anyone know if the national company dish1up pay their subs or not. whats their reputaion in general |
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Josie in Bay City, Michigan 23 months ago |
Can anyone tell me the best way to go about becoming a certified satalite installer?? Thanx!! |
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MSphere in BONIFAY, Florida 23 months ago |
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Srdam in Irving, Texas 3 months ago |
K-Glover@live.com in Troy, North Carolina said: HI, If you are talking about contracting from a contractor, or subcontracting, then you heard wrong if you heard that they are a good company to work for. I have worked for 3 different companies in the past 6 years and they have all been about the same. You do all the work and they make all the money. It does seem like you are making pretty decent money until you do the math. Everything including gas, cable, connectors, etc. comes out of your pocket. The company you contract from will make the same on every job and you get the scraps. On top of not being able to have a life because you are working all the time because they don't have to pay overtime even though you are treated like an employee in every way but the pay, you have to guarantee everything on every job you do for 60 days. Anything goes bad in 60 days and you get to go back for free to fix it or get charger back to pay another tech if they go. Steer clear of becoming a subcontractor for dish network. It is a total scam and has been a total waste of 6 years of my life. |
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Dave in Gay, Georgia 1 month ago |
K-Glover@live.com in Troy, North Carolina said: HI, I was a Regional Manager with Rocking R for years. They changed the name to Caotti. Working as a contractor for Dish is great however I would sugest going with another company. |
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