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I'm not with DISH and I haven't watched AMC since they changed and went commercial (no kidding) so it wouldn't effect me, but if it's true DirecTV and the local cable companies better start adding installers because there's going to be lot of new customers for them.

Same kind of ad has been running in Upstate New York trying to get all the Syracuse University basketball fans to switch.

Sounds like a major computer glitch at Tru-TV's master control. Like most cable networks, it's probably highly automated with few humans around.

I'm not sure the average consumer really cares what name is on the kiosk as long as it has the titles they want.

I think we'll see a lot of that happening around the country. Here in New York State the governor is proposing an 8% tax on cable and satellite. It would have to pass the state legislature, but hasn't yet. I wouldn't be surprised if it will sometime. Hell, he's trying tax just about everything...

I turned off the suggestion feature when it started making "suggestive suggestions" after I recorded the classic 1940's detective drama "Naked City".After that, it was recording every soft porn film that was shown. I didn't even realize it until my wife stubbled across them one day. I shall say...

I don't have Dish, I' a DirecTV man, myself, but I am familiar with how channels charge both satellite and cable. Fifty cents a month would be about what Dish pays Lifetime for each subscriber, every month, so they really aren't losing anything money wise. Of course what they are losing in...

Sorry, I misunderstood, but even so, the bank will still be able to tell him how to stop the authorization from his checking account. It still should be done quickly because some banks take longer than others.

It shouldn't be a big deal. Call customer service at the bank that issued the card. They'll tell you how to cancel the authorization. After you call, make sure you send it in writing just to be sure. Do it quickly, sometimes it takes a full billing cycle to happen.