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This is what I did and it works great!

I believe years ago they simply wouldn't offer you service if you didn't pass their credit check. Then I think they switched to a deposit system but I don't think that was around for a long time. Whether this is fair or not is really up to the individual. Dish has determined some folks are...

Free HD for life is NOT only for new customers. You have to agree to an extension of your service with Dish (or pay a fee upon exit), or you can pay $99. Since you may be leaving in three months this probably doesn't make sense for you.

Record the item on TV2 and watch on TV1. If you are recording on TV1&2 and don't have OTA, then your only option would be to watch a previously recorded program.

Call Dish network - they will give you a number of them to try - they have always come through for me.

I just bought the 211 and am very happy with it. Also bought an EHDD to make it a DVR...no regrets.

This is a great excuse to upgrade that TV to a nice flat screen.

Do you have the 722 in an enclosed space or is it out where it is less likely to get hot?

Call tech support...perhaps you have a faulty machine.

If they have another alternative receiver, I see no reason why they would enable it for the 211.

I was quoted $149 from Dish last week for a 211 - bought one for $85 delivered from e-bay last week.

I paid annually a couple years ago, but there was no discount for locals, so they billed me monthly for that piece.

Bob - wow....those are some bad experiences, however you're the first that went through that and concluded with you're a happy comcast subscriber - no one I have talked to that had FIOS or satellite with a DVR has said they prefer Comcast. Has comcast improved that much?

I think its a preference issue - kind of like when people are considering Dish v. Direct. I always tell people to look at the channel line-ups, DVR's, cost etc. I did view the free previews of Epix and a couple others and liked them, but not enough to want to pay an extra $10/mo....to me I'd...

In CA, the prevailing party in small claims cost does typically also recover the filing fees as well...so your time is the main thing you can't recover for here.

The original post was clearly slanted. I always tell people who are considering satellite to look at the channels offered for each provider, the DVRs and what they need, then make a decision. Someone who is a HUGE sports fan would generally pick Direct...short of that I think it depends on how...

If you don't like the $5 fee, then don't add/subtract programming.....you know about it...so stop complaining. If you don't like it go elsewhere.

Sounds like a great reason to upgrade!

I'd pull the plug on the power for 5 minutes and do a check switch. With any luck your problems will stop. Only other reason I've seen is if you have a power spike or interruption, but typically it would refire and record the remainder of the program.

I would find someone who has your local cable companies DVR and try it. I have yet to see a box that is close to as good as Dish, but it's possible. My sister had a Tivo and a few features drove me crazy and that is considered one of the best. What HD package do you have? If it's NOT...

They charge sales tax on your leased equipment as required under CA law. If you own the receiver, no sales tax will be charged monthly.

You'll see it listed as HD for Life if you login and look at your account.

I don't follow the first paragraph based on the 2nd. Your first para. says existing customers only get free for life if they are billed $10/mo. for HD & PLatinum, 2nd says pay $99 or follow terms. So are you saying that existing customers that have one of the HD packages (eg. HD bronze, gold...

Please post a follow up here after you get Direct. Perhaps after using it for a week, month, 6 months, so that we can see what your impressions are between the two services (I'm sure there will be things you miss as well as things you like better with Direct).

What did Dish say when you called and asked Tech support?