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Absolutely, I didn't say anything about not being able to speak one's mind. I just don't see how it's productive to blame DISH for everything that goes wrong. Especially when they make it so easy for customers/retailers.

Your not the first to bring up the problem with locals on the ViP622. I know it was brought up at the Summit, and their response was they were working on it.

I don't see what the big problem is, every retailer knows if you don't plug into a phone line you run the risk of having this sort of problem. They should be informing their customers, it's their job. It's the customers choice to either follow the rules, or dish out the extra money for the phone...

Why did they install a Dish1000 without you having a an HD receiver? I thought they discontinued the DN522, and switched to the DN625.

If your only getting signal from 110, that's your problem. After you moved, and hooked everything back up - did you run a check switch test? Or verify you were getting signal on satellites 110 and 119?

Many CSR's don't actually have a clue what they are talking about when they talk to customers. Even when I talk to them as a retailer they tell me some promotions aren't valid - even though I know they are. They are either poorly trained, or just don't know any better. Best solution is to hang...

Splitter, or seperator?

Um... url isn't a working thread. I'm guessing there was something more to what you were saying.

If it's a huge deal, you could always just set a timer for a show in the early morning hours. That way you wouldn't have to see the "press select" logo.

You can shut off the automatic updates. Is that what your referring to? Menu ---> Preferences ----> Updates

There is a way to turn off the inactivity option. Menu ---> Preference ----> Inactivity Standby

It must make two of us, cause I'm having a hard time understanding your question. Channels 16-03, 16-04, 16-05, 16-06, and 34-01, 34-03 are off-air locals which like she said they don't get guide info for off air channels. Which I haven't seen, it normally just shows up as Digital Service

The way I understand it is, that new customers now do not have to pay an upgrade fee to get the ViP622 receiver when they first activate. There is a $200 rebate for new HD subscribers, and I don't believe you are supposed to be paying an HD enabling fee if you are subscribed to HD package...

I've cancelled a bunch of accounts. And I've never once been treated anywhere near like that. I've been disconnected a couple of times, but it's not really a big deal. Just call back and talk to someone who knows what they are doing.

Yes, it works. http://www.dbstv.com/u_dish_network/Improving_Voice_over_IP.pdf

I haven't heard of anything new happening with the pocketdish in awhile.

Sorry about that, I just kind of skimmed through your post. Guess I didn't read that part. But you found the info anyway, correct?

OR you could call dish, and tell them you want to do the Dish'n it up promotion. It would be cheaper than buying a ViP622, and they would come out to install it.

DishASAP.com is not Dish Network, they are a retailer with a website. I agree with Gary, if both of you want to help your friend, and yourself give him a club dish card.

I hear the New York HD channels are nice. ;) ;)

Thanks.

AZEL - 216 Elevation - 42 Skew - 123 http://www.dbstv.com/u_dish_network/Dish1000_Install_Instructions.pdf

Simple really. Dish 1000's use the same LNB as the Dish 500, in order to pick up the 110/119 satellites. The dish1000 also uses and extra LNB to pick up the 129 satellite. The LNB used on the Dish500+, and Dish1000+ are different. They are for 118.7, and 119, 110 and optional 129. Since...

Yes, the same LNB used for 61.5 will work with 129. What is your zip code?

$450 is the going rate right now for the ViP622.