Showing posts with label Satellite TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Satellite TV. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Dish Network Package
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Why Buildings Don't Want Satellite Systems
It's funny when you see on a rental agreement that a satellite system is not allowed. The fact is that most building don't want you to have a satellite because they get a fee from the cable company for access to the building. This means every month part of your cable bill goes to the buildings owner. This practice is unfair and many people are not aware that this is the case. The attachment of a satellite system over a balcony might not be a great idea, but there are many way to secure a dish without putting anyone at risk.
The time has come to expose building management and their secret deals with cable companies. It's not fair to consumers and creates a monopoly for those who live in apartments. There needs to be a secondary system for people in apartments to get access to television without depending on the cable company.
As you can see from this blog and others there is a fight from the people for fair pricing. We need to fight the cable and large media companies or else prices will keep going up and consumers are forced to pay for crappy programing. If you have made the move to free to air then congrats this is the best way to go right now. You get many free channels over the air and with a new HD TV most broadcast are now in HD. Save money and stop paying for cable. Those who are stuck in a building and not able to use an antenna complain to your local politicians . We can no longer let large monopolies control the price and way we watch television.
The time has come to expose building management and their secret deals with cable companies. It's not fair to consumers and creates a monopoly for those who live in apartments. There needs to be a secondary system for people in apartments to get access to television without depending on the cable company.
As you can see from this blog and others there is a fight from the people for fair pricing. We need to fight the cable and large media companies or else prices will keep going up and consumers are forced to pay for crappy programing. If you have made the move to free to air then congrats this is the best way to go right now. You get many free channels over the air and with a new HD TV most broadcast are now in HD. Save money and stop paying for cable. Those who are stuck in a building and not able to use an antenna complain to your local politicians . We can no longer let large monopolies control the price and way we watch television.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Satellite Instead of Cable
If you are in a location in the US that is not properly covered for free over the air TV. Then you might want to consider a Satellite Dish. On average Satellite programing can cost less and offer more then cable. Looking online I found this deal for US readers.
DISH Network and Showtime starter package for only $9.99 with 3 months of Showtime FREE
Get HBO and Showtime with a new Dish install—FREE. Dish Network has been a very popular choice for those looking for alternative to over the air television and cable.
You can find out more about Dish Network here!
This promotion also includes the installation of the Dish, so you do not have to get up on your roof and do it yourself. That's a great deal here in Canada it can cost $99.00 just for the install, so getting it free is a very nice touch from Dish Network.
DISH Network and Showtime starter package for only $9.99 with 3 months of Showtime FREE
Get HBO and Showtime with a new Dish install—FREE. Dish Network has been a very popular choice for those looking for alternative to over the air television and cable.
You can find out more about Dish Network here!
This promotion also includes the installation of the Dish, so you do not have to get up on your roof and do it yourself. That's a great deal here in Canada it can cost $99.00 just for the install, so getting it free is a very nice touch from Dish Network.
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