Posted by Gene Dotson on January 16, 2010 at 17:58:29 from (69.88.222.62):
In Reply to: Direct T.V. posted by T.D. from Iowa on January 16, 2010 at 15:26:21:
T.D. I had the exact same situation. Started Directv when I had to buy the equipment yourself. Had been a staedy customer. My equipment was getting worn out, so called to get the treatment new customers were getting. Answer was "no way". At the same time I was having trouble with my dial up and telephone due to outdated phone lines.
Started checking around and found I could get microwave internet and T.V. so I signed up for that. No installation fee and no cost for the equipment. Now I have no rain fade on the T.V and have a 1.5MB internet connection. Worked so well I now have Vonage telephone on the same network. I now have no line connections for any of the systems..
Directv sends me a letter begging me to come back at least every month, but goes right in the wood stove.
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