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ha - "where's my burrito...where's my burrito!" I never watched the channel anyhoo - I just want the 2 benjamins to cover my switch to D*!

not sure - nothing I could find on the Lifetime site - http://www.lifetimetv.com/about/dish.html stated the offer - but the mention of the $200 has been picked up by a few wire services - so I too I'm unclear on how to collect..

so where's my $200?? "Lifetime Ads Say 'Dump Dish' From Bloomberg News Lifetime Networks, known for its tear-jerker television movies, is running newspaper and TV ads asking viewers to "dump Dish" after EchoStar Communications Corp.'s Dish Network dropped the channels. Lifetime...

I'm stuck - I have (2) 811's, a 510 and a 508 - so far I have just the AT150 (180?), the LA locals, and the HD - paying over $78 just for "basic". Family is pushing for a true movie channel; I could add a movie channel (besides receiving the add. HD channel that goes with it) for the X $$ or...

here's a couple of pics the cables for the game boxes are the standard ones - for now

Thanx - I'll buy those - 34" - the HD and SD picture is sweet! - just as good as the Philips I saw at Good Guys yesterday.. Xbox and GC are still looking a bit streteched (even with Grand Turisimo 3 in 16x9) - me thinks the component cables will fix that.. I'll post some pics later...

I haven't purchased the Advanced HD pack for xbox yet, (I will this weekend) but I'm sure you can otherwise.. ALSO - the 811 included the DVI cable..

sorry - I started a new thread.. I was installed this morning - here's the scoop: Installer from hell - his first HDTV in a box install :( - no clue on how it worked, or how to connect to my Denon receiver The back inputs / outputs gold plated Both my 508 and 811 are connected - so...

my HD in a box will be installed in a room addition, with 5.1 already in (denon/sonance) - and no, this will be my second 811 install within a month.. but your right - pointless threads get everybody going.. 8)

I was told by Tech Support sometime Q1 2004... :?

Rolltide and I both agree that since we're both getting sketchy info - we'll take the average . divided by the mean, multiplied by the derivative of the inverse function to come up with the conclusion that nobody has the right answers at Corporate! :P

and a Very Merry Christmas to you too! just providing info to the community as I got it today from Dish - you are under no obligation to read it, if you don't want to.. remember - I live in SoCal, there's a local warehouse (not out of state) let me add that three other friends got their...

Sorry about the problem - try calling 866-443-5162, it's the ph# for the office of Soraya Cartwright, an Executive at Dish that I believe is in charge of the Customer Service centers - I spoke with the rep - Christina (don't have her ext with me - sorry) and they seem to be focused on correcting...

Spoke with Christina at the Executive Office of Soraya Cartwright - the TV is covered only by the TV's mfg warranty - you can buy the extended coverage for the 811 only.. She did say, that you can return the TV and 811 within 30 days (you pay for freight) and get a refund on the whole promo...

I received a call today from the Executive office of Soraya Cartwright from Dish - (866 -443 5162) apparently the CSR that entered my order failed to add the 811 code to the HDTV in the box (still charged me $999) AND neglected to enter the size TV I wanted. In either case - they still have...

I am now getting DD with my 811 - apparently the installer never bothered to hook it up properly, wasn't until my Home Theatre guy showed up , plugged in the optical - and now, 5.1 on the measly 5 channels I get - but it's better than nothin..

not a stupid question - they want their money up front - I doubt there will be a DHP promo for HDTV in a box.. it's whether we get our TV's installed on time - that's another question

Ouch! - Ok, let me just say that I live in SoCal, and so far, Dish has not missed an appointment (my first 811 install was on time) AND that the Dish warehouse is located in Torrance (LA county) . I was told by the Dish installer that they had a "ton" of the TV's and 811's in stock. (this was...

you beat the Christmas rush! :D

Granted the RCA is no Tosh, Sony or Philips - BUT , since I can't get another 811 anyway until after the new year (except with Scott!) - and having to pay $399.. And you can't touch a 34" monitor for at least $1200 $999 for the deal today as our second HDTV (I went with 34") worked out for...

The soonest I was scheduled for HD in a box was 12/31- Rolltide , you better kick down and provide some pics! ;) The CSR also confirmed with Tech Support on the Xbox, PS2 and DVD support - AND 30 day buyer remorse guarantee - If I don't like it - it's outta here and a refund..

as I write - I am buying the HDTV promo for $999 (as an existing customer!) - AND, the CSR was told 2 hours ago that the 811 is no longer available for new or existing without buying the HDTV in a box - too much demand for the 811, is forcing them to bundle it.. anybody else want to confirm...

you couldn't get one because....???? Also - I was just at Costco - they do have a 36" Tosh HDTV (not 16x9) for $1200.. and a RPTV (not good for games) for $999 no direct view 34" for $1000 as stated by dlsnyder - unless that's all they had

I believe so - here's the TV's manual pdf http://media-server.amazon.com/media/mole/MANUAL000013906.pdf it's identical with what Dish is offering - with the exception of the different DVI input http://www.satelliteguys.us/index.php?page=3&action=file&cat_id=2&id=7

I'd go with the 34" - the Dish guy that installed my 811 last week said they have a ton of them in their warehouse (Torrance , Ca) Also - better for us as the second HDTV - since the kiddies need their PS2 and Xbox..