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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996780
01/19/17 12:22 PM
01/19/17 12:22 PM
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My Dad has had both. Six of one and half a dozen of the other. Little to no difference between the two as far as value. It seems they both have a price increase about every 18 months.
"The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him." -G. K. Chesterton
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996787
01/19/17 12:26 PM
01/19/17 12:26 PM
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Grumpy Old Man
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Both are too expensive. Both require you to pick 300 channels you don't want, in order to get the 12 channels you do want. Basically no difference.
My opinions and comments are my own. They do not reflect the position or political opinions of Aldeer or any of the Aldeer administration.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996805
01/19/17 12:41 PM
01/19/17 12:41 PM
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Footbsll Bat PSYOPS
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The programming is comparable. The difference is in the remote controls, at least in my case.
I CURSE the change I made to DirecTV a year ago in March. The Genie remote works off an RF signal instead of IR, I believe. Yes, it's true I can now record 5 programs at once insted of 2, but the STOP, GO, SLOW-MO, and blowing through commercials and stopping the FAST-FORWARD just in time to resume watching your program is an exercise in futility. On DISH, you could get a feel for your remote layout, On DirecTV, the remote button positions look like they were randomly chosen by a 3 year old. You have to physically LOOK at the remote to choose instead of just operating by feel like you could on DISH. If you happen to brush against the wrong button, you can lose you program or change channels and lose what yo were watching. Also, the picture locks up all the time.
I HATE the SONOFABITCH! Screw DirecTV and their remotes.
I will be switching back to DISH and paying the penalty. I will pay more for DISH if I have to.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996809
01/19/17 12:45 PM
01/19/17 12:45 PM
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Footbsll Bat PSYOPS
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Footbsll Bat PSYOPS
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You'll friggin' hate it. The ONLY time I ever say GD and have a throwing cuss fit is when I have problems DAILY with this piece of crap.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: Out back]
#1996817
01/19/17 12:53 PM
01/19/17 12:53 PM
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2Dogs
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Both are too expensive. Both require you to pick 300 channels you don't want, in order to get the 12 channels you do want. Basically no difference. Nailed it.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: countryjwh]
#1996835
01/19/17 01:05 PM
01/19/17 01:05 PM
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R_H_Clark
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Call them and disconnect. Be without a tv for a day or so. They will call you back with pricing they didn't tell you before. In saying that I have a 60 mile antennae in my attic. +100 If you want you can call them up and tell them you are canceling and negotiate your $100 a month package to about $35 and keep the same channels. Even then you are better off going to internet TV unless you are a sports fanatic.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: countryjwh]
#1996840
01/19/17 01:07 PM
01/19/17 01:07 PM
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Call them and disconnect. Be without a tv for a day or so. They will call you back with pricing they didn't tell you before. In saying that I have a 60 mile antennae in my attic. You don't have to disconnect , just threaten to strongly . They'll connect you with a "customer retention specialist", they'll find some $ and quick.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996845
01/19/17 01:11 PM
01/19/17 01:11 PM
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Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 9,565 Cape San Blas, Florida
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The only reason we've been considering a switch is my wife is an AT&T retiree and she found out she could get a pretty good discount since AT&T bought out Direct. I, too, retired several years ago from them and get that same discount, along with cell service. Even with that, I would pay more for DISH and just forget the hassle of DirecTV. They are moving, as a company, away from true craftsmen and innovation to low-paid workers with a high turnover.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996848
01/19/17 01:12 PM
01/19/17 01:12 PM
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Posts: 9,565 Cape San Blas, Florida
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I could get by with just an antenna ,but my wife has to have some of those ''other'' channels lol.Myself ,I would hate to be without Fox news and some others. Same here.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: jbc]
#1996858
01/19/17 01:21 PM
01/19/17 01:21 PM
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I have direct tv and absolutely love it.
I am a lifelong fan of an NFL team, and a fan of MLB team and try to watch as many games as I can, so the ability get sundayticket and MLB package to get every game is invaluable.
We have the wireless genie system, which is great. No wires to any tvs. Can move any tv anywhere you have power, I have the little satellite boxes 2 way taped to the back of each tv.
I can record up to 4 things at one time. I can watch anything I have recorded in my house on my phone or my computer at work. I can control my recordings from my phone.
The only negative I have is the outdoor channels aren't HD yet
I will concede that being able to watch TV on my iPhone is a plus, but the Genie remote control issues just completely negate everything else and make me cuss like a sailor vs DISH.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996861
01/19/17 01:23 PM
01/19/17 01:23 PM
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Oh yeah, when it rains, or doesn't, you'll have signal loss. Sometimes for no apparent reason.
My opinions and comments are my own. They do not reflect the position or political opinions of Aldeer or any of the Aldeer administration.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: Out back]
#1996864
01/19/17 01:25 PM
01/19/17 01:25 PM
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Oh yeah, when it rains, or doesn't, you'll have signal loss. Sometimes for no apparent reason. Well, that has been true of both providers in my case since they are small dishes that point through the atmosphere. Hey, nice seeing you here, Outback!
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996867
01/19/17 01:27 PM
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I'm hoping to record the bama Bigfoot episode tonight but I probably can't because it's sprinkling rain and a slight breeze outside.
My opinions and comments are my own. They do not reflect the position or political opinions of Aldeer or any of the Aldeer administration.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996874
01/19/17 01:32 PM
01/19/17 01:32 PM
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jbc
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As far as threatening to cancel to get the bill lower,I've heard that works with Direct,not so well with Dish.I don't want to make a threat if I'm not willing to actually pull the plug. My buddy told me to do that. I tried it once with directtv and they said "bye" and hung up I had to call back and beg for my previous deal back. Never again
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996881
01/19/17 01:37 PM
01/19/17 01:37 PM
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hunterbuck
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Direct's receiver technology is WAY behind Dish's. The Genie doesn't have squat on the Hopper3. Genie can record 4 or 5 shows at one time. The Hopper3 can record 16 (who would need to record that many at once, I don't know...but the capability is there). The Genie holds like 200 hours of HD programming. The Hopper3 holds 500 hours.
I swapped from Direct to Dish about 10 months ago, and haven't looked back. Same programming, with better equipment, for $40 less a month...and that price is guaranteed for 3 years.
At some point in the future, when I get tired of getting jacked around on price increases by Dish, I'll swap back to Direct. Hopefully, they will have caught up by then.
"You think I care? Roll Damn Tide"
Have you tried Google?
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: hunterbuck]
#1996883
01/19/17 01:40 PM
01/19/17 01:40 PM
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jbc
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Direct's receiver technology is WAY behind Dish's. The Genie doesn't have squat on the Hopper3. Genie can record 4 or 5 shows at one time. The Hopper3 can record 16 (who would need to record that many at once, I don't know...but the capability is there). The Genie holds like 500 hours of HD programming. The Hopper3 holds 2000 hours.
I swapped from Direct to Dish about 10 months ago, and haven't looked back. Same programming, with better equipment, for $40 less a month...and that price is guaranteed for 3 years.
At some point in the future, when I get tired of getting jacked around on price increases by Dish, I'll swap back to Direct. Hopefully, they will have caught up by then. I agree dish is great, I will switch as soon as direct loses NFL contract. They've got me by the short hairs until then
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/19/17 01:45 PM
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I've had both. I like Direct Tv much better. Easier to deal with.
If voting made any difference, they wouldn’t let us do it.-Mark Twain
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996898
01/19/17 01:52 PM
01/19/17 01:52 PM
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Posts: 30,910 Clanton, AL
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Grumpy Old Man
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How hard can it be to keep a satellite in geosynchronous orbit beaming signals to a 20" dish on my roof? I mean, it ain't rocket surgery.
My opinions and comments are my own. They do not reflect the position or political opinions of Aldeer or any of the Aldeer administration.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: jbc]
#1996899
01/19/17 01:52 PM
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As far as threatening to cancel to get the bill lower,I've heard that works with Direct,not so well with Dish.I don't want to make a threat if I'm not willing to actually pull the plug. My buddy told me to do that. I tried it once with directtv and they said "bye" and hung up I had to call back and beg for my previous deal back. Never again You're not doing something right, I've got mine lowered twice. Most recently in November by 50 bucks. They went up on me by $50, I called and raised hell , told them I wanted the same package for the price I had or I'll walk. Told them I had about 4 options other than them for TV. Feller found that 50 in a hurry!
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
#1996902
01/19/17 01:55 PM
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How hard can it be to keep a satellite in geosynchronous orbit beaming a TV signal to a 20" dish on my roof? I mean, it ain't rocket surgery.
My opinions and comments are my own. They do not reflect the position or political opinions of Aldeer or any of the Aldeer administration.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: N_AL_Slugger]
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01/19/17 02:16 PM
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jbc
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Dish DVR is excellent. Direct TV channel guide sucks! Direct makes you scroll through PPV to go between locals and the other channels.
2-0-0,... Literally push 3 buttons to jump it Odd thing to be upset about
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 04:24 AM
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bama1157
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I have directv and like it mine the only time it ever goes out is when there is a huge storm and then it only lasts for a minute or so, I had dish a long time ago and back then it was awful and customer service was crap so we switched to directv, they both cost way too much but it's either use them or an antenna where we live...
The end of democracy and the defeat of the American revolution will occur when government falls into the hands of lending institutions and moneyed incorporation's Thomas Jefferson. 1812
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 04:46 AM
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I have worked in the industry for the last 13 years and if mine were not free this is what i would do... I would pay for a high speed internet of some sort, cable is most of the time the most reliable, and then get netflix or a firestick or something like that and watch what i want when i want. that is just my .02 We currently have Dish and, have for the last ten yrs or so.My wife is wanting to change to Direct TV.Has anyone ever switched and been satisfied with Direct ? We can get a package with a few more channels for a few dollars less each month with Direct.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: chad1980]
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01/20/17 04:53 AM
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bama1157
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I have worked in the industry for the last 13 years and if mine were not free this is what i would do... I would pay for a high speed internet of some sort, cable is most of the time the most reliable, and then get netflix or a firestick or something like that and watch what i want when i want. that is just my .02 We currently have Dish and, have for the last ten yrs or so.My wife is wanting to change to Direct TV.Has anyone ever switched and been satisfied with Direct ? We can get a package with a few more channels for a few dollars less each month with Direct. This is what I would like to do but the only internet we can get is DSL and it is not fast enough to do all that not even close.....
The end of democracy and the defeat of the American revolution will occur when government falls into the hands of lending institutions and moneyed incorporation's Thomas Jefferson. 1812
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: bama1157]
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01/20/17 05:19 AM
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chad1980
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a couple of years ago AT&T offered a wirless LTE access point that would go in a NID on the side of your house. I am not sure if they are still offering that or not but that would be something to look into. Also I know that the state of Alabama will be getting some grants to build some FTTH (Fiber to the Home) networks in the near future. Mountain Brook is already building one as we speak but i am sure that is not grant money. I have worked in the industry for the last 13 years and if mine were not free this is what i would do... I would pay for a high speed internet of some sort, cable is most of the time the most reliable, and then get netflix or a firestick or something like that and watch what i want when i want. that is just my .02 We currently have Dish and, have for the last ten yrs or so.My wife is wanting to change to Direct TV.Has anyone ever switched and been satisfied with Direct ? We can get a package with a few more channels for a few dollars less each month with Direct. This is what I would like to do but the only internet we can get is DSL and it is not fast enough to do all that not even close.....
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: JDawg]
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01/20/17 05:23 AM
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jbc
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last i checked a couple of years ago if you wanted the outdoor channels on direct it was an extra $20 a month compared to like $4.99 a month on dish. I stuck with dish. Dish outdoor channels are HD too.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: JDawg]
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01/20/17 05:26 AM
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last i checked a couple of years ago if you wanted the outdoor channels on direct it was an extra $20 a month compared to like $4.99 a month on dish. I stuck with dish. actually seeing that the only package that has it is Premier package. crazy. www.directv.com/DTVAPP/content/packages/overview?lpos=Header:1
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: Out back]
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01/20/17 05:29 AM
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I'm hoping to record the bama Bigfoot episode tonight but I probably can't because it's sprinkling rain and a slight breeze outside. Sounds like you have bad luck. I rarely lose signal. It takes a hellacious rain for me to lose a signal.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 08:08 AM
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What about switching from DTV to Charter? Will I regret it? I've had DTV since it started in 1994 and didn't have any other options at the time. Never saw a good reason to switch to dish. But Charter recently became available and I wanted their internet and phone service. I saved a lot by dumping my att landline and cutting way back on VZ data plan. It was basically same price to take their lowest TV plan and get all 3 services for one price.
Now I have option to dump DTV and just use Charter for everything. Biggest downside is I will lose my satellite service at camp. I've done some experimenting with using my phone as a hotspot and running the small TV off it. I think I can get by; all I really need is ability to watch college football.
Anyone wanta warn me not to do this? I think Troy will say avoid Charter, but DTV service has gotten much worse since att bought them and is likely to just get worse.
Apologies to OP for trying to hijack your thread, but I think it's about run its course anyway.
All the labor of man is for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not filled.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: chad1980]
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01/20/17 09:07 AM
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JDawg
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I hope they eventually get internet available to everyone rather than having to get expensive satellite net which limits usage!! a couple of years ago AT&T offered a wirless LTE access point that would go in a NID on the side of your house. I am not sure if they are still offering that or not but that would be something to look into. Also I know that the state of Alabama will be getting some grants to build some FTTH (Fiber to the Home) networks in the near future. Mountain Brook is already building one as we speak but i am sure that is not grant money. I have worked in the industry for the last 13 years and if mine were not free this is what i would do... I would pay for a high speed internet of some sort, cable is most of the time the most reliable, and then get netflix or a firestick or something like that and watch what i want when i want. that is just my .02 We currently have Dish and, have for the last ten yrs or so.My wife is wanting to change to Direct TV.Has anyone ever switched and been satisfied with Direct ? We can get a package with a few more channels for a few dollars less each month with Direct. This is what I would like to do but the only internet we can get is DSL and it is not fast enough to do all that not even close.....
Last edited by JDawg; 01/20/17 09:08 AM.
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 09:22 AM
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TensawRiver
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I have Excede satellite and the unlimited package which is 150G for a month for $120 but they no longer offer that and I was grandfathered in.
That serves me well with just running my computer needs and Roku for whatever I may watch there. But I don't really watch much tv at all.
I just use a regular antenna for the local news.
Romans 8:1-2 "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, for the law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus has made me free from the law of Sin and Death"
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 09:24 AM
01/20/17 09:24 AM
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Posts: 1,583 North Baldwin County, Al
TensawRiver
8 point
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8 point
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 1,583
North Baldwin County, Al
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well I say unlimited and it is but for 150G it's at high speed which is super fast and I can stream anything I want with no issues except like y'all unless it's pouring rain. After the 150G they throttle you back down. I can still surf the web and maybe watch small videos.
Romans 8:1-2 "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, for the law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus has made me free from the law of Sin and Death"
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 09:35 AM
01/20/17 09:35 AM
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Posts: 2,644 Arab/Stevenson AL
Recurve
10 point
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10 point
Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 2,644
Arab/Stevenson AL
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My neighbors works fine, he's just home too often for me to be able to use it much. I would stick with Dish.
I was thinking about this the other day. There aren't any good options out there...just options. They all suck after the promotion period. I'm sure some suck less than others, but they still suck.
I hope we have once again reminded people that man is not free unless government is limited. There�s a clear cause and effect here that is as neat and predictable as a law of physics: as government expands, liberty contracts. � Ronald Reagan
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Re: Dish network vs. Direct TV
[Re: DThrash]
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01/20/17 05:20 PM
01/20/17 05:20 PM
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Posts: 1,029 Prattville
jake44
6 point
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6 point
Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,029
Prattville
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I've had dish for 7 years,we have 4 TV's (wife's choice) the top 250,I have outdoor,sportsman,and pursuit, $125 a month,steep I know but,the top 200 is $10 less,and I think the 120 plus is $15 less,I'll just pay the few extra and get channels I like,direct is about same,but I think you have to get their top package to get all the hunting channels
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