I'm planning on getting the PPV for today but as I live on the other side of the ocean I would like to know when approx. it's going to end and when is it even starting? I can't seem to find this info.
Also, is there going to be a DVD of this match for sale?
Thanks!
I'm planning on getting the PPV for today but as I live on the other side of the ocean I would like to know when approx. it's going to end and when is it even starting? I can't seem to find this info.
Also, is there going to be a DVD of this match for sale?
Thanks!
no better source of info then the homepage of the people that put on the PPV:smile:
www.theactionreport.com
on the very front page, there are links to buy the PPV, a link to access the PPV after you've bought it and the times of the matches (which is right under the links to buy it)
Yesterday, I also looked for the match times and couldn't find it on TARs home page or on any other pages. For those folks who are not logged into TAR or don't have a account, please put the basic info like match starting times on the home page.![]()

... last night they played 9 hours until 4am Eastern. ...
9 hours for 66 games. That's an average of a bit over 8 minutes per game. How many breaks did they take and for how long? Any extremely long safety battles?
I don't understand why people say there is no times on the home page? These start times have been up there since at least Wed afternoon, but yet several people say they don't see them on TAR's home page. Now since I'm edumacated in websites and how they are stored and shared thruout the world, I know that we all look at the same page when we go there.
So to me, I have to come to the conclusion that either people are not reading the page. It has to be human error as no other explanation is possible.
Hmm, Customer support insulting potential customers is surely not the way to increase sales.
If other people can't find the start times, then perhaps it's time to evaluate how the information is presented from a ergonomic perspective. Perhaps one reason why some people are overlooking the start times is that the TAR web site page is mostly black and blue with white lettering, which just isn't that contrasty.
9 hours for 66 games. That's an average of a bit over 8 minutes per game. How many breaks did they take and for how long? Any extremely long safety battles?
Hmm, Customer support insulting potential customers is surely not the way to increase sales.
If other people can't find the start times, then perhaps it's time to evaluate how the information is presented from a ergonomic perspective. One reason why some people may be overlooking the start times is that the TAR web site is mostly black and blue with white lettering, which just isn't that contrasty.
Support TAR and buy the stream and find out
9 hours for 66 games. That's an average of a bit over 8 minutes per game. How many breaks did they take and for how long? Any extremely long safety battles?
Lol, I wish everyone would buy the stream. If you say you like pool, I honestly don't know how you could not want to watch this. Even if you buy it and only watch an hour, go do something, and come back later to watch some more.
UFC pay per view is an average of around 3 TOTAL hours, and it cost $49.95. With this, you get over 20 hours of elite level play in a sport you say you love. If you only watch an hour a day, it's still cheaper than MMA. I just don't get it I guess.
The start times were on the home page. User error.
they must ride the short bus[/QUOTE said:The short buses always had the cleanest windows![]()
Hmm, Customer support insulting potential customers is surely not the way to increase sales.
If other people can't find the start times, then perhaps it's time to re-evaluate how the information is presented from a ergonomic perspective. One reason why some people may be overlooking the start times is that the TAR web site is mostly black and blue with white lettering, which just isn't that contrasty making it harder to read.