Right there on your PlayStation 3 and 4 is a better TV experience and when working in the right manner it is a very good service indeed. But customers have come forward to complain on social media networks, but now we here at Is Down Right Now USA would like for you to use this as your main PlayStation Vue community page when you have problems.Are you having PlayStation Vue problems? If the answer is yes please do share with the community and us, please do remember to add your location and what console you are using.PlayStation Vue status reports for Sunday 8th of December 2019To find out if PlayStation Vue is down right now, see reports below.Problems with PlayStation Vue?
Share issues with Is Down Right Now readers. Ps vue is nothing but junk. I started a free trial last night and I have already called them like 5 times with problems. The problem was it kept saying it was picking up a zip code in Raleigh Durham NCbut I only live less than twenty miles from Charlotte NC. So I called them and told them the area code I live in and still would not after countless times register my service in Charlotte. I tried to change the zip on my ps4 and my actual home computer. It would not take.
I don’t blame the people who answer the phone but apparently Sony has not trained anybody properly. They were all very nice just not very knowledgeable about what to do with any problems. They seemed to struggle with my concerns. So thank good this happened during my free trial. I cancelled my service and removed credit card info.
I’m gonna try Sling Tv if that still does not work I will just get cable in my area. Appreciate this site letting me vent. Noticed I got an email from Playstation stating that my Vue acct was canceled due to non payment.email was dated for today.SUNDAY the 5th of Feb! Now thats a little strange, as my bank does NOT do business on Sunday.but just to make sure I checked my acct.
Sure enough, there was NO attempt on the part of Playstation to collect their subscription payment. My payments are usually taken from my bank acct on the 6th of the month. Now I find that I simply cannot log onto my Playstation vue.getting messages like,”check connection.no Internet connection available”.problem is that I have a wonderful connection to the internet and my Fire stick is accessing all the other apps! Now I am beginning to wonder if this “Cancellation due to failure to make payment” BOGUS email was received by anybody else.can there a nefarious connection?????.
For the past couple of weeks, it is down more than it is up. Stops like it is buffering, both in DVR and live modes. Sometimes locks up completely and will not go past a certain point. Then eventually just goes back to the blue playstation screen and you have to start all over.
When it does this, there is no getting out of it. I just switch to Netflix. Last night it would NOT play Madam Secretary. I switched to the app on my phone and watched the entire show without a hitch.
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Is it the Fire Box? I’m thinking of switching to another service.
Quote:General Motors will lay off 14,700 factory and white-collar workers in North America and put five plants up for possible closure as it restructures to cut costs and focus more on autonomous and electric vehicles.The reduction includes 8,100 white-collar workers, some of whom will take buyouts and others who will be laid off. Most of the affected factories build cars that won’t be sold in the U.S.
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After next year. They could close or they could get different vehicles to build. They will be part of contract talks with the United Auto Workers union next year.Plants without products include assembly plants in Detroit; Lordstown, Ohio; and Oshawa, Ontario.
Also affected are transmission factories in Warren, Michigan, as well as Baltimore. We'll keep our fingers crossed.I doubt it since your entire thread is based on a one-sided argument.
You want to use a bullhorn regarding layoffs while saying nothing about hires. Let me guess - You probably dislike Trump too, right? Shocker!Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 250,000 in October, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.7 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.
Job gains occurred in health care, in manufacturing, in construction, and in transportation and warehousing.I don't see anything about food services and hospitality, so 250,000 good jobs were created last month.Every month the jobs report tells you what the net gain is. Keeping track of how individual companies hire and fire is nuts, meaningless, a dog whistle. I doubt it since your entire thread is based on a one-sided argument. You want to use a bullhorn regarding layoffs while saying nothing about hires. Let me guess - You probably dislike Trump too, right? Shocker!Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 250,000 in October, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.7 percent, the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Job gains occurred in health care, in manufacturing, in construction, and in transportation and warehousing.I don't see anything about food services and hospitality, so 250,000 good jobs were created last month.Every month the jobs report tells you what the net gain is. Keeping track of how individual companies hire and fire is nuts, meaningless, a dog whistle.For years, tRump and his Trumpling followers have claimed that employment figures from the Dept of Labor were fake because of their Obama hate.So, an announcement from a corporate giant like GM should be golden data to you boys. There seems to be a flurry of threads lately (such as ) harking about some great new factory being announced, supposedly thanks to Donald Trump, in spite of me pointing out that, while these announcements are good news, because similar announcements.The Trumpsters seem to think that all of a sudden there are these big huge amounts of economic good news that hasn't happened since. Well, maybe Reagan, or something.
Perhaps Clinton at best (but of course Clinton had nothing to do with it!). Maybe a little under Bush. But definitely NOT under Obama! Even though.To bring the Trumpets down to reality I thought it might be a good idea to start a layoff tracker.
After all, while Breitbart is going to go gung-ho writing articles about the latest Foxconn announcement, they surely aren't going to spend much time telling their readers about the latest round of layoffs - at least they're not going to do that while Trump is president (I have little doubt they did a lot of that while Obama was president). Since Trump fans typically don't read much mainstream news they aren't going to be reading much about anything that counters the view that Donald Trump is the best thing since sliced bread. Hopefully with this thread staring them in the face they will, at least on occasion, click on the link and check it out, just out of curiosity.Now, the reality is, every month there are millions of people who get new jobs (most of whom are job switchers, I might add), and millions of people who get fired, laid off or quit. The difference between the two is very small, and is the number the Bureau of Labor Statistics comes out with the first Friday of every month. The BLS also publishes something called the dataset which is a bit different from the much-publicized establishment survey/unemployment rate survey, in that it tracks how many people got laid off, how many got fired, how many quit and how many got new jobs. I'm not expecting your garden variety Trumpet to follow such geeky stuff, so this thread can be a less-geeky substitute.So, here's how we'll work this: This will be an open thread for anyone to post news in (which is why I don't want to make it a blog). The trick is to go to any news site - Google news, Bing news, Reuters, or maybe one like my new favorite.
Type in 'layoffs' in the search box. Make sure the story is after February 1, 2017 (we'll give Trump a free week or so, just to be nice).
And then post it here in a format similar to the following. Be sure to include the date!^ Both of those are just from today!
Making America Great Again???When you do your search be sure to filter by date (Google's new news page sucks in that regard, I recommend Bing or Newslookup.com or maybe ). And please read the ones already posted above you, we don't want any duplicates to make things look worse than they are.So if you have nothing to do at work, or are perusing the local news and read about a new layoff, or are sipping your morning coffee while reading the news and want to have a bit of fun, do a news search for 'layoffs' and put them here!Wow TDS is strong here. I am sickened that you gleefully post people losing their jobs in a pathetic attempt to blame the President.