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And you get Showtime to boot for less than the price of Showtime alone.

Cox Media Group is a DBA of Terrier Media Buyer, Inc. and is not associated with Cox Communications (cable) or COX Enterprises (the mother ship). https://incfact.com/company/terriermediabuyer-atlanta-ga/ Either way, KIRO is neither owned nor operated by CBS.

If they do a re-launch, I hope they have the biggest bugs swatted and, perhaps more importantly, the functional deficiencies fully addressed as the Hopper+ hasn't been a shining example of DISH design and implementation.

DISH isn't fighting with CBS. DISH is doing battle with Terrier Media which owns and operates KIRO. This is why it is dangerous to oversimplify or omit details from your setup.

Is there a coaxial output from the Comcast box? I don't think they offer a box that modulates an HD broadcast channel. The Hopper only accepts DISH satellite and Digital Television (DTV aka ATSC) signals (through the DISH OTA adapter). You can't do a "line in" or streaming input. You're...

The only way around it would be if the household were part of an MDU. It isn't free, it is just rolled into the rent. Getting local from Comcast typically involves both lifeline service and a $27+ broadcast channel fee. I suppose that it is possible that the local franchise agreement demands...

Try it with a different streaming device and see if your luck doesn't improve.

If you look around user posts in the forums and similar, you may find that it isn't what you really want/need.

This would be in conflict with their General Policies (second bullet): I see small dogs in my local Costco most every visit. It is notable that when purchasing online, you can use Mastercard and Discover credit cards.

My brother in law in the Bay Area buys his Canadian Mist in plastic bottles at his favorite gas station. He can get gas (but not boat gas), U-hauls, booze and cheap day labor all in one place (they offer cigarettes as well).

Only of the <=12% variety. In Oregon, only state-approved liquor stores are allowed to sell the hard stuff. I can't say I've ever been to a Costco that sells anything to people without memberships. That includes gasoline.

It does not. I was speaking of Bruce's card identified only by a couple of above-average features.

Free as in free beer or free as in included in your fees?

My card was seized by a check-out clerk less than a year ago. I haven't needed it so I'm not particularly up-in-arms about it.

They took my membership card when I first used my Costco VISA. I'm not one of those types that builds my budget on coupons, rebates and gift cards. That's just too much work given the value that I place on my time. I use them where I can but I don't allow them to drive how I shop.

Since I have a Costco VISA, I don't have a conventional membership card. I suppose I could flash my Costco VISA and pay with a different card but that's not really worth the trouble since I usually buy things other than groceries as well. Credit card discount programs will always be a YMMV thing.

Since I buy my groceries at Costco, a third-party rewards credit card is not an option.

My preference is finding the right combination of discounts rather than packing a wad of different credit cards into my wallet. Admittedly, my largest monthly financial drain (other than health insurance) is Costco for gas and groceries.

Costco only contracts with one card brand for their rebate structure. 4% fuel and EV charging 3% restaurants and specific travel 2% Costco purchases 1% everything else

The name on the card was VISA after 1976 but she called it "Bank America Card" anyway. Not the same thing as Bank Americard (circa 1958) which was an invention of Bank of America to extend credit to consumers and the progenitor of the VISA card. I'm just glad Costco now uses VISA (through...

I remember well my grandmother referring to the VISA card as the "Bank America Card" all through the 20th century even though her's was offered through a local S&L.

Those on the front end aren't necessarily privy to the terms that have caught on in the discussion forums. In the streaming user space, the Apple TV is widely referred to as "ATV" (and ATV4K as appropriate) while Apple TV Plus is referred to as ATV+.

The spelling "Visa" means something different yet. The term VISA as applied to the popular credit card is a "recursive acronym" and is capitalized as as an acronym. It stands for Visa International Service Association. The "visa" spelling is the immigration document. These useful...

Since you've only been here for a few months, that's not surprising. ATV - Definition by AcronymFinder (#4 on the list)

Don't blame the industries for using TLAs. I choose to blame Morse Code. ;) They're handy shortcuts for obfuscatory terminology often used to exclude those outside the community and that's been part of the operation of US-based governments and military branches for much longer than all-terrain...