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Offline JDog

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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #30 on: October 03, 2007, 08:38:02 PM »
Well, it's a moot issue for me.  There is no cable where I live.  It's dish, antenna or nothing.  Only ISP's are dial-up.

Bill, I thought you lived in Atlanta.

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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #31 on: October 03, 2007, 09:32:54 PM »
Well, it's a moot issue for me.  There is no cable where I live.  It's dish, antenna or nothing.  Only ISP's are dial-up.

Bill, I thought you lived in Atlanta.
I'm about 40 miles outside Atlanta ... but no one knows where the heck this place is!!
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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #32 on: October 03, 2007, 09:41:49 PM »
Well, it's a moot issue for me.  There is no cable where I live.  It's dish, antenna or nothing.  Only ISP's are dial-up.

Bill, I thought you lived in Atlanta.
I'm about 40 miles outside Atlanta ... but no one knows where the heck this place is!!

Not even the cable companies, apparently.   :*)) :*))

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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #33 on: October 03, 2007, 10:09:12 PM »
Well, it's a moot issue for me.  There is no cable where I live.  It's dish, antenna or nothing.  Only ISP's are dial-up.

Bill, I thought you lived in Atlanta.
I'm about 40 miles outside Atlanta ... but no one knows where the heck this place is!!

Not even the cable companies, apparently.   :*)) :*))
Nope ... too much distance between houses to make it worthwhile
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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #34 on: February 16, 2008, 08:57:52 PM »
We recently switched to Time Warner Cable after having Dish Network for about three years...overall, we liked Dish Network better. The DVR was a bit easier to use (and not as buggy), and I liked the channel lineup a little better (although about 90% of them are the same). The one upside to cable is that it never cuts out. Here in Wisconsin, it wasn't unusual to lose the satellite signal for a while during heavy rain or snow. It wouldn't stay out that long (maybe an hour at a time), but it was still pretty inconvenient. Even so, we're thinking about switching back.
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Re: Cable versus DirecTV/Dish
« Reply #35 on: February 24, 2008, 07:53:07 PM »
direct tv and have not had a problem. got it so i could watch deadliest catch and have not regretted it since. the reality shows are of great interest or should i call it entertainment. it come down to entertainment and then i find i just get bored of them and then another show will catch my interest. but of all the reality shows i have seen deadliest catch is still entertaining. for our area direct tv was the best deal and i happen to get it because they offered it where i bought my tv.

 



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