SoCalWizFan
Well-Known Member
I remember when I used to work for Directv, and one of the biggest pitch we used to sell new customers, was that nobody else has Sunday Ticket. I wonder what they are using now?
As others mentioned this is only available in locations that don't currently have DirecTV. Therefore - it is a only a matter of picking up more customers - not losing any. DirecTV pays a fortune to the NFL for the TV rights so they will do everything possible to not allow others to offer this service (unless they paid DirecTV/NFL a fortune for rights).
I remember when DirecTV first offered this service they had a package where you could only watch the games for one team for $99 for the season. It was awesome. However - they quickly saw that most people who wanted this type of service would still buy the entire package for much more if it was their only option. That is how it works when you are covering the most popular sport in the country.