Posted by j heitkemper on October 27, 2009 at 20:05:29 from (72.69.243.11):
In Reply to: OT: Dish/direcTV posted by Don-Wi on October 27, 2009 at 15:17:18:
Around here Dish is higher ,WE, had Dish , til 1 yr ago , wife was told Direct TV would have More ITALIANchannels for her for LESS .. dish had a couple nice Italian channels, She was content, I thought dish had gotten crappty on Programing and too many commercials,and I liked a lesser cost ,USED TO BE CABLE WAS COMMERCIAL FREE < CAUSE YOU PAID A HI ENUFF BILL ..So we switched to DIRECT ,, within 45 days ALL the Italian channels were replaced with Spanicsh CRap ,, BOY WAS SHE PIZZED , gave Direct TV Holly H-LL 2!.. Good thing I was living in the Field , combine , shop tractor and truck ... Our Year of direct is up ,,And I have told her If she wanted to go back to Dish that would be better than Directs crappty commercial laden programming ,, But If it was entirely My Call ,,i would Yank that plastic circle crap off my roof and ask for my money back ,SIGN Me , Unimpressed with EITHER ONE !!
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