🚀 go-pugleaf

I have DSS, and for those of you who are in remote areas, they do offer,
for $10 a month, access to network TV.  The channel selection is from all
over the us, but the ABC affiliate is from Washington.  There are two of
each ABC, NBC, CBS and fox, and also pun (I think).  And I must say that I,
too, will never go back to cable.  The picture is always perfect, the sound
is extraordinary, and the channel selection is great!  I paid $150 for the
dish ( after $200 rebate from DTV) and I have about 50 regular channels, 30
music only channels, commercial free, and I have 5 HBO choices.  The whole
package costs me $40 per month.  Check it out...you will be pleased! 
Incidentally, I installed it by myself in about 3 hours.

Jeremy Kane <jkane@vt.edu> wrote in article
<5dcskh$6oe$1@solaris.cc.vt.edu>...
> In article <32F9C1D1.2280@3rddoor.com>, Who-wants-Spam@notme.com wrote:
> 
> >Bag the cable company. ANY cable company. For $500 or less, get mini
> >dish, a year's sub, and at least 50 channels. base rate after the first
> >year is $25/month. Get 4 HBO's for $10/month, networks for $4/ month.
> >I've got an Echostar DISH network system and will NEVER go back! See
> >alt.dbs.echostar for ongoing discussion on this system. Lowest monthly
> >rate, NICE tech reps. Only way to go.
> 
> You don't live around Blacksburg, do you? The mini-dish is not an option
for 
> most of us, because that would mean we'd have no networks at all. Without

> cable, there is little hope of getting a clear, or even legible picture
of 
> NBC, CBS, etc. (And since I live in a basement apartment, I can't just
put a 
> big antenna up...as is the case with 90% of B'burg's residents...)
>