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No issues for me
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LORTV 60/yr. (Subbed at beginning)
Speed51. 80/yr.
Flo/DOD. 150/yr.Comment
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The Flo DOD combination is unbeatable, but I love the Lucas Oil Late model series. The Dirt Knights series on Lucas Oil TV is really good for winter watching as well as the Formula series' they have.Comment
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Many of the Summernational races were nothing more than a glorified weekly show. I can't see paying the price for that. But maybe that's how the sport will go on...Comment
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It's a shame many here can't get the same value out of it as others. The WoO Sprints alone are worth the price of admission! The races this year have been over the top!Comment
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I love the sprint cars, so the price is and coverage is amazing. For those that complain its not every race, you really need to pay attention to details, like reading. Its truly amazing that people complain about paying for racing that 10 years ago you had to wait til the next day to see, if at all. I support DirtVision/DOD/Flo/LORTV and Done Right TV for my broadcasts. I understand that you all of you expect polished broadcast, but this new thing is getting better exponentially by each year. Most of all of your issues when it comes down to it is that you either have (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)ty internet in your area, or (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)ty modem and router combination. Fix those issues and life is great for streaming. Rant over. Don't care what you think of my opinion either. Be happy, smile, and say please and thank you.Comment
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Yes and then there is DirtVision at $519.87/yr at there 28 day billing cycle at $39.99Originally posted by knot View Post
This is what most people are complaining at the difference of prices amongst the rest. Plus their quality of picture and amount of cameras is at the lowest of the other 3 at the highest price by far.Comment
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Does anyone realize you spend more, on average, a month for cable TV than almost an entire year of dirt racing broadcasts? Yeah, DV costs more than the others, but they also have arguably the two highest series in dirt racing. You can also not subscribe during the off season and not miss much. I will sometimes even go as far as watch the schedule to see when I can skip some days and get away with not wasting up to a month of downtime. I think some have no idea how good we actually have it. You also don't realize if dirt racing was covered on TV you would miss half of the racing we get currently, and pay one hellofa a lot more than what we do now.
I get that value and worth is different for everyone, but arguing that one costs more than the other is all in the eye of the beholder. Some complained that $150 a year for Flo was ridiculous, yet for me, it has been the best bang for the buck BY FAR over any other service. Some complained that paying $150 vs $30 a month was a joke (because they only wanted one race, the Eldora Stream). Of course that wasn't the case, but some still feel they are getting a better value paying $30/$60 instead of $150 (and I guess they are since none of the other content is of interest to them).
We are still in the infancy of dirt racing broadcasts. Years ago many would have worked double shifts to have a chance at seeing the amount of racing available today, no matter the cost. Sadly there are and will always be those who also feel everything should be free, or will bitch and moan about one thing or another. Can't make everyone happy!Comment
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((((( Does anyone realize you spend more, on average, a month for cable TV than almost an entire year of dirt racing broadcasts? Yeah, DV costs more than the others, but they also have arguably the two highest series in dirt racing.)))))))))
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Either you work for DV ,WOO or else you have lost your mind.
You think people pay over $500 a month for cable ????
Cant even start to compare LOLM, to WOOLM.2021 tracks
Florence 2
Atomic 2
(PPV) & Streams ( 2 many)
(MMP) 1
(PRP) 3
(BrushCreek) 1
(the Rock) 1Comment
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Well my total cable & Internet was $210/month. Dropped cable and kept Internet and now $75 month. Switched to iptv at $15/month and get all my cable and more. Watched lots of dirt racing thru it too. Got dv for hell tour at garage. Ended up doing 3rd month now but gonna cancel till winter speedweek. Shop wisely!Comment
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Not surprisingly I think you missed the point. And how you came to $500 a month, math must be really hard for you. Point is, if you add up how much all current dirt racing providers cost per year and divide it by 12, you are still way less than what cable TV costs, and they don't show any dirt racing! I think some people think FS1, NBC Sports, etc is somehow free. It isn't.Originally posted by DLC View Post
If you want to watch WoO, then you need to pay for it. It's value is only up to you to decide, not anyone else. But you also seem to miss the point that WoO shows twice or even three times the amount of races vs Lucas Oil or Flo (counting only premier series, most notably LM's).
The good thing is, you have the choice to subscribe or not. If it were all carried by one broadcaster, we'd all be f'ed!Comment
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you all might want to check your credit cards they charged my credit card twice the past 4 months like between 3-5 days apart when i contacted them about it they replied with in a couple minutes with the [it was a hiccup in the billing system ]almost like if you didn't say something we know it but aren't saying somethingComment
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I put my subs on cards that can't be charged more than once. Privacy.com is your friend!
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i think i need to investigate thanks TDComment
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It's a very wise thing to do! Protects your CC numbers and no one can ever charge you more than you allow. It's also handy when signing up for trial deals where you don't have to worry about forgetting to cancel/unsubscribe to things. You can set it up by amount or date. Really neat concept.Originally posted by baltimore View PostComment
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