Posted by northener on January 17, 2009 at 12:25:23 from (69.159.77.245):
In Reply to: tv posted by dtv on hold on January 16, 2009 at 16:07:58:
Here in Canada you can buy a direct receiver for 200 dollars. This receiver will pick up all the tv cnannels. I dont own one but am told the receivers are legal because there are hundreds of free channels on the satelites and these receivers pick up those channels.Id like to see the goverment put a stop to the tv companies charging to watch the channels which they get paid by the advertisers to watch. Its like buying a hat with a ad on it.They force you to buy packages with tons of channels which are duplicated or are in a foreign language or are garbage. Why would a tractor guy watch Martha Stuart? Thats my rant for the year>
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