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EMSMedic79

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Jeff L Newbie

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Just got off the phone with direct tv... I can get the premire package, (which includes NFL Sunday Ticket!) seven receivers (one high-def DVR and one regular high-def) for $150 a month.

That is what I am paying now for TV and five of the TV's don't have cable boxes.

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I love DirecTV. However, I had to switch to Dish Network because when I left my slutty wife, the apartment I moved in didn't have line of sight to DirecTV. I would rather watch TV through antenna's than order Time Warner Cable.

Phone number? PM me......:D

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God. Charter makes Cable look like the greatest company on Earth. We had them in Boone. There is nothing worse than Charter.

Agreed. We had no choice here. Time Warner wasn't offered. Charter has been nothing but problems. Direct TV looks like the way to go for sure.

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bleys Newbie

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if y'all pull Jan or Feb (forget which) Consumer Reports, you can get a better idea on what cable/satellite company is better..

Charter was the worst in the nation, 2 spots below TWC... anything else is a win compared to those 2...

(total of 16 companies were reviewed)

3- AT&T

4- DirecTV

7- Dish

13- TWC

16- Charter

***results were based on SIGNAL RELIABILITY, Audio & Video quality, and Channel Selection***

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