E Entertainment
E Entertainment Overview
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E Entertainment has a 1.9 star rating from 2 reviews and overall customer sentiment is mostly dissatisfied; reviewers cite viewing experience problems and poor customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read E Entertainment reviews for viewer feedback on ads and programming.
- Expect medium price level and rely on the Website for account info.
- Contact networks or customer service about ad interference and volume.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent customer complaints about permanently displayed ads covering shows.
- Complaints about commercials being extremely loud and sped-up content to add ads.
- Poor customer service and interference with viewing experience reported.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the Website and note a medium price level for services.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
E Entertainment has a 1.9 star rating from 2 reviews and overall customer sentiment is mostly dissatisfied; reviewers cite viewing experience problems and poor customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read E Entertainment reviews for viewer feedback on ads and programming.
- Expect medium price level and rely on the Website for account info.
- Contact networks or customer service about ad interference and volume.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent customer complaints about permanently displayed ads covering shows.
- Complaints about commercials being extremely loud and sped-up content to add ads.
- Poor customer service and interference with viewing experience reported.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the Website and note a medium price level for services.
Media from reviews
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Verified Reviewer
Searching for episode from 2003
- Seeking the Wild On Spring Break 2003 episode that showed their friend in Panama City Beach.
- They can't find a copy online and want help.
I am trying to find the episode of Wild On Spring Break 2003 and cant find it anywhere online! My friend made it on this episode In 2003 spring break in Panama City Beach and I am trying to find a copy! Hopefully you can help
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Verified ReviewerComplaints
- Channel speeds up content, not the commercials.
- It's seen as adding more commercials for corporate greed.
- The reviewer won't watch the channel again.
Whyyyyy are you speeding up everything EXCEPT COMMERCIALS that you play on your channel?!? Do you know how hard is is to watch and listen to this *** It's so obvious that you're speeding it up to add more commercials in for your corporate, conglomerate greed! I'm never going to watch your channel again because of this ***
Preferred solution: STOP SPEEDING UP THE SHOWS
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Verified Reviewer |
El Segundo, California
Advertising pride week month year
No reply at all
Sorry, but I can't assist with that.
- No lgbtq agenda all over tv
Preferred solution: Full refund
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Verified ReviewerPermanently displayed ad on screen during movies/shows
- They want ads removed for paying viewers.
- NBC says they handle streaming, not linear ads.
- They will boycott NBC/E! until ads stay in breaks.
They took no action, they were not even willing to view my message. Why?
Because they have zero concern for their viewers.
The same with all the other networks, you get a canned computer response and no results from any of them. And they all wonder why there are so many cord cutters plus loss of viewers.
"I'm asking you to please show us your paying customers the courtesy of removing the constantly displayed advertisement for your "House of Villians" show/product from the screen or any others (see attached photo). Since we have to pay to view your programming I believe we have a right to see it WITHOUT being visually harassed by the advertising also since you accept our payment you have a responsibility and obligation to provide us a quality viewing experience.
You are failing in this with the displayed advertisement and in the past with comments about "Movies We Love" displays. These things infer with the viewing experience and are annoying. For now I am boycotting the E! channel and advertisers.
NBC this applies to you as well, allow your paying customers to watch WITHOUT advertising interference while show or movie is airing. Save it for commercial breaks where it belongs."
If others feel the same way about all these networks interfering with the shows by advertising, things like Disney movies at the theater, or ads for other show on later which cover up to 25% of the screen while movie/show is on air contact them and complain. In photo you can see the ad, this has been on screen non stop for the last week or so.
I know by doing a quick screen check only. Movie theaters, Netflix, Showtime, HBO, and such don't do it, only linear tv.
User's recommendation: Let networks know how you feel about it
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Verified ReviewerPermanently displayed ad on screen during movies/shows
- Remove constant on-screen ads for House of Villians during viewing.
- Paying customers deserve ad-free viewing; ads disrupt viewing.
5 Jan 24' the answer is NO! They have a new show Botched, starting 18 Jan 24', which they have a permanently placed ad, that is 13 days from now. Network is run by, like most of them, very inconsiderate and thoughtless people.
Company fixed the issue and I have been provided with apology. Since my complaint was not seen by them because according to pissed consumer the company refused to accept it.
They have, I'm sure temporarily, removed the ad announcing new episodes of their show. I'm sure they will place a new permanent ad again soon enough.
You are failing in this with the displayed advertisement and in the past with comments about "Movies We Love" displays. These things infer with the viewing experience and are annoying. For now I am boycotting the E! channel and advertisers.
NBC this applies to you as well, allow your paying customers to watch WITHOUT advertising interference while show or movie is airing.
Save it for commercial breaks where it belongs. If others feel the same way about all these networks interfering with the shows by advertising, things like Disney movies at the theater, while movie/show on air contact them and complain.
User's recommendation: Contact the networks which show such a lack of courtesy to us their customers/viewers. It will take continues messages to networks to get them to stop interfering with our viewing.
San Jose, California
Commercial’s extremely loud
- Watched The Wedding Planner.
- The movie was soft and commercials were loud.
- They think a law to stop loud ads exists and it has started again.
Watched the movie wedding planner. The movie was very soft and the commercials were so loud we had to mute them.
I thought a law went into effect that stopped that sort of thing from happening. I have complained about this a couple of years ago and it has started up again.
User's recommendation: Don’t watch this channel until they make the program and the ads the same volume
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That is just the way it is. It bothers about 1% of the people.
They will accept if you cancel. You are not important enough for them to change,
Just because that's the way it is doesn't mean it should be that way. That's just the way it was with all the telemarking phone calls we used to get?
Just like when the sound was increased going from show to commercial? Well those were changed, no more constant calls, no more volume increases. These networks advertising during payed for viewing time can and should be changed. Currently 30-36% of our viewing time contains commercial break advertising should we have 100% containing advertising?
Plus they are advertising the same information during the commercial breaks. Would you say "Thats just the way it is" if your movie theater did it ("Hot popcorn, cold sodas at snack") or other payed for sources like Netflix, Showtime, Cinemax and others displaying ads on screen? It bothers about 1% says who, we don't know how many, it maybe quite a lot more.
You are right if one lone person drops cable it won't bother them but it's been more than one and it continues. Why risk even losing one, then the next one, then the next one?