What People are Watching widget helped me never miss what was on. My whole family loved it and had fun to see if what we were watching matched what everyone else in our area was watching! Also a great marketing tool for you when you see everyone is watching say Game of Thrones on HBO, people might request getting Premium channels more.Thanks.
My idea would be to have a docking station or an app that would allow me to forward my cell calls to my home phones. I know a lot of folks have removed their landlines and use just a cell phone, well now they have their homes still hardwired for a landlines but no service....why not tap into that and allow the cell to connect to the landlines wire and be able to use regular home phones to answer and dial from your cell? The convenience would be outstanding and I believe it is a service being offered by no one else. I've been a longtime user of Verizon (20+ years, my father started me with Verizon) and I'd like to continue on with this service, but need to keep ahead of the competition!
I just want to know what the protocol is for Verizon FIOS to enter a new market, a new city. It would be a very good idea for youse guys to start up in Amarillo, TX. The reason is immediate success. Amarillo has a monopoly on everything, including Cable and Internet service. Suddenlink is the only provider in town, and it is not that good. If Verizon FIOS were to start up there, people would jump on board faster than your internet claims to be (150MB). I am sure of this. I have recently discovered Fios myself, and I love it. I'm sure the folks in Amarillo would love it, as well. I just want to get the ball rolling so the service can be up and running by the time I move back there. It is my home, and it should have the best. Get to it!
While it nice that you have, Mark all Posts in Community as Read and Mark all Posts in Community as New, please bring back Mark all Posts in Catergory as Read and Mark all Posts in Catergory as New
To be more clear.
#1 On the right hand side under Quick Links they have
a) My Settings
b) Edit My Preferences
c) Mark all Posts in Community as New
d) Mark all Posts in Community as Read
and
e) Sign Out
#2 They used to have also Mark all Posts in Catergory as Read and Mark all Posts in Catergory as New.
The subject line says it all.
Please add ShortsTV, the short film channel. DIRECTV offers the channel.
These are the folks that show the Oscar Nominated shorts each year.
Check out their website at http://www.shorts.tv/
Previous description:
The new feature that keeps the guide views set to Favorites is convenient — one less button press.
However, one problem that now arises is that, if the current channel is not a favorite, then there's no information on it when you bring up the guide. To get it, you need to press the Favorites button to see the channel and then press it again to set the guide back to Favorites when you're done. So, maybe the current channel can be a temporary addition to the Favorites list.
And one more thing:
Actually, any channel that you enter can be a temporary addition to the Favorites list, for the duration of the session. You are entering it because you want to see that information. Again, you shouldn't have to press the Favorites button, enter the channel again to see it, and then press the Favorites button again to set the guide back to Favorites when you're done.
Thanks (again).
The guide content is often not current. This is especially true with PBS programs during pledge time when they air some of the best programs. It is also a problem when local stations change their schedule in response to community or political events.
DVR recording is severely affected since it is tied to the guide. Recording happens at the wrong time or the recording title is wrong.
The local newspapers and tvguide.com have updated content. The EPG information received over an antenna is correct. The FIOS on screen guide is wrong. The content from Comcast was more current before I switched to FIOS.
If the schedule appears correct in a newspaper printed yesterday why is the on screen guide today wrong.
It should be possible to program a series recording from any STB, not just from the DVR.
Provide a method to "order" your favorites so it would be easy to use the channel up/down button on the remote. That way it would be easy to keep an order to your favorite channels although they might not be sequential in the GUIDE. As an example, order NBC (HD), ABC (HD), CBS (HD), FOX (HD), Local Programming, Sports Channel, PBS, etc. This would be equivalent to an old remote from off the air viewing.
Will you please add The Sixth Sense (Bruce Willis) to the available on-demand movies? Currently it is only available for purchase as a flex-view, and all I want to do is be able to watch it on my home tv. This movie is over ten years old, and I can't think of any good reason that it shouldn't be available. Please!!!
Are you serious!!!
You want to charge us for paying our bill?
You better,
1. hire more people to go back to opening paper payments,
2. hire more people to log the paper payments,
3. pay more to mail my bill because I'll be signing back on to getting paper bills if I have pay postage to mail my payments (just
to make this whole deal more costly for your company),
4. wait for my bank to cash my paper check before you get my payment.
5. OR fire the genius that came up with this convenience fee plan!!!
Sincerely,
One hot customer
I'm guessing that more than just two markets are being threatened with the loss of NBC programming.
All the comments regarding WJAR apply here and I doubt Verizon could survive without NBC and its affiliates.
But PLEASE Verizon, try to settle this contract issue quickly! As another new Verizon subscriber, I too would have to consider alternatives if this becomes a reality.