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She probably has the same programs available, but the channel numbers are different. She pushes the number for the channel she wants, but it's not the same as the Dish Network channel number. She might be able to work with the staff to get the network that she wants. Getting older sucks.

:eek: And I was 30 already. I love TCM, but I’m skipping over any of their post 1971 movies.

I see Canadian carriers are dropping RT now. http://ca.reuters.com/article/idCAKBN2KX0BH?utm_source=34553&utm_medium=partner

A couple more years like that and Dish will have NO customers and billions in revenue!

Amazing that Sears started as a catalog company, the 1800's equivalent of Amazon, but couldn't adapt to the internet age.

Competition requires some amount of regulation to keep the big players from acquiring the little players and shutting them down. That's why we have anti-trust laws. A completely free market leads to monopolies, and competition dies.

Mergers are free market capitalism in action. Big fish eat the little fish.

Put Me In, Coach

Gnarley dude!

Made me look!

No, I just threw it away without reading.

I got mail this week with a $300 gift card offer. Didn't take them up on it though.

I left Dish about 3 years ago for Direct. I got a 2 year price lock, and I've gotten the price rolled back a couple times since that expired. The service is as good as Dish, the DVR and wireless receivers are very good. No regrets

We used Lotus 123 until the government made an agreement to license Microsoft Office about 15 years ago.

My head will explode.

I don't recall having the Pex in a PVC pipe when we did our kitchen addition 10 years ago. But looking back, I think it would have been a good idea (no, not for replacing it with copper :D).

We have two of the 42" Fire TVs from Amazon, made by Toshiba. They are smart, 4K televisions with Alexa built in. You can download apps to the TV, just as you would with a Firestick. We also got a Firestick on Prime Day for the big 72" Sharp TV in the living room. That one is "smart", but...

My sister was training as a telephone line technician and fell off the pole. She broke her leg, but 6 months later she went back and went up the pole to finish her training.

Actually, AT&T doesn't stand for anything now, literally or figuratively.

A few midwest hail storms will do that.

I remember seeing a few Dish/AT&T dishes around my neighborhood.

I remember pay phones, and phone booths. All gone the way of the dinosaurs. Probably satellite delivered television is going that way too.

I thought it was for mobile entertainment. :oldsmile2

Analog: DSL

TDM (analog) phone service is being phased out by all the providers. But to not offer a viable alternative is despicable.