Recent content by NYDutch

a And let's not forget that Echostar has more going for it than just Dish. https://www.echostar.com/

You seem be assuming that the only way to subscribe to Boost is in person at a Boost store. Boost is also available at Walmart and Target stores, and they do have an online presence that's currently offering a $10/mo deal for the first two months and $25 after that for unlimited everything.

I turn our TV on and either scroll through Firestick's combined app listings to find something to watch or press a button and ask it to go to what I know I want to watch. Not a lot different than using the Dish remote, just a lot lower cost. I'm not getting any deals right now, so that's not a...

I can't think of anything Dish could add to a Hopper 4 that would entice me to return to paying about double what I'm paying for streaming.

Are those corporate stores, or privately owned authorized retail dealers. Retail dealers select thier own locations of course.

You know Charlie Ergen is a Democrat and big donor, right?

Yep, and no NY sightings to discuss it seems. No mention of discussing local sightings...

Differ all you want... Not a single mention of a sighting in that article. I stand by my post, far more sightings in the south than in the north. Bigfoot's not stupid, he knows enough to stay where the weather is warmer instead of experiencing our northern winters. ;)

Sorry, wrong end of the country for Sasquatch. He prefers the south. Zero sightings here in NY. NAWAC Report Explorer

The nearest Boost store to me other than Walmart and Target, is on a section of state highway in Johnstown, NY where there's a couple of shopping centers and a number of other mid level stores and restaurants. It's far from the "hood", if such a thing exists here.

Or someone that needs the money now badly enough to take the loss instead of going bankrupt. More than one company has sold lesser assets at a loss to maintain the core business. Sometimes that's good business when unexpected situations arise like COVID or other disasters.

Running out of money to use the spectrum is a lot different than sitting on it hoping to cash in eventually.

Companies have been profiting off FCC radio and TV licenses for many years. Is this really any different?

It appreciated, but is it "sitting on the spectrum" when the plan was to use it as part of the 5G build out? Yes, there's limited bandwidth for everything. No, the FCC took the spectrum from TV, not Echostar/Dish Or just a good business move given the circumstances.

I wonder how they count our viewing on our Roku TV using a Firestick... :)