View Poll Results: Who do you prefer
Cable



36
41.86%
Directv



26
30.23%
Dish network



24
27.91%
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Poll Time: which service provider??
I wanted to clarify, I am more impressed with the internet speed with my new cable than any TV program or picture (which I know is GOOD anyway).
I'm going to save hundreds of dollars a year with Broadband phone, not having the extra equipment (satelite dish/boxes) is just another attraction to digital cable for me.
Now then, where I'm at now has regular old (analog, I guess you would call it) Cable. It pretty much stinks. Goes out all the time. limited pay channels, no PPV for nudies, Uh..... I mean main event sports, etc.
My inlaws (on my property) went to Direct TV and Direc way for the internet long ago cause they couldn't go without Faux News.
I'm going to save hundreds of dollars a year with Broadband phone, not having the extra equipment (satelite dish/boxes) is just another attraction to digital cable for me.
Now then, where I'm at now has regular old (analog, I guess you would call it) Cable. It pretty much stinks. Goes out all the time. limited pay channels, no PPV for nudies, Uh..... I mean main event sports, etc.
My inlaws (on my property) went to Direct TV and Direc way for the internet long ago cause they couldn't go without Faux News.
Originally Posted by P.J
My inlaws (on my property) went to Direct TV and Direc way for the internet long ago cause they couldn't go without Faux News.


Originally Posted by durasmack
So do you get Crappy News Network on your analog cable?
Yeah, that and Headline (still CNN).
I prefer the local stations, WBAL to be specific. They don't have time to come up with a bunch of senstaionals pieces. Usually just the local interests, weather, sports, how many people were shot last night over Crack in West Baltimore, etc.
Originally Posted by oestreich84
My vote went for cable. I get my high speed internet and cable tv from the same company for $50 a month. I rarely have problems with outages, and when I do, it is only for a couple hours.
54.95 a month for roadrunner internet access, and 50 bucks more for about 100 channels on the TV.
But at the moment we have directv, free for a year with the purchase of a new TV and its ok, but i do miss my cable. These 200 plus number channels are hard to remember..Tx
Were we live we had no choice for cable,we only had the choice of Direct or Dish. We picked Direct cause they are in partner with the phone company so we get a discount,plus we get more channels with the basic package on Direct then we would of on Dish. The only thing that sucks living out this far we only get dial up internet,we could get DirecWay but we aint paying $600 for setup and another $100 a month for it plus the cost of the Didect-Tv...
I have now problem memorizing?(sp?) the channel I most watch,i watch tops of 20 channels regulaurly(sp?),if i cant remeber a channel i just go to find and type in the channel name and it will bring it up.
Jeff
I have now problem memorizing?(sp?) the channel I most watch,i watch tops of 20 channels regulaurly(sp?),if i cant remeber a channel i just go to find and type in the channel name and it will bring it up.
Jeff
No cable option in the country where we are. I have direct on one house and dish on the other. also have direcway satalite for my internet. Proably would have went direct on both houses but when i was ready to put it on the second house dish had a new customer special that direct would'nt math.
Had Voom till they went out of business and they were the best lots of hd channels. Dish bought them out but so far have not offered the hd voom offered
Had Voom till they went out of business and they were the best lots of hd channels. Dish bought them out but so far have not offered the hd voom offered
Cable in my area suck, way over priced for what you get. My DirecTV experience was rather poor, the provider for my area was some outfit out of Louisville, KY. Bill was ALWAYS FUBAR, and they would sign you up for stuff like "Equipment Insurance" after you specifically told them not to. Also terrible about telemarketing, forever calling badgering you about crap. Dish Network doesn't do any of that stuff, and I am happy with them. I've only had a couple outages for 10 or 20 minutes at a stretch, seems like if your dish is out due to weather you probably ought to be in the basement rather than watchin TV anyway, I've only lost it once due to snow, and that was when it was coming down 2" an hour.
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