"Judge not according to appearance, but judge righteous judgment."
The OP may or may not have a case against Dish Network. It is totally irrelevant what MOST Dish Network customers sign. In case you are not aware, there are many instances where the customer is NEVER presented with a written offer, so all they have is a verbal agreement. Even then, if the OP WAS presented with some standard paperwork that includes information about the phone line, it is entirely possible to CROSS THAT PART OUT, initial it, have the technician initial it (acting as an Agent for Dish Network), then get yourself a copy. Heck, keep the OP could keep the original for himself, and make the technician a copy. Whatever. Then, if Dish Network doesn't like the new terms of the agreement, THEY are responsible to modify them accordingly. If they don't do it within a reasonable amount of time (often considered by our courts to be 30-90 days) it will be as though Dish Network did in fact and in law agree to those terms, pursuant to the doctrine of collateral estoppel and latches. Then Dish Network is screwed if it ever comes to a determination in court.
All this is just speculation. What is needed to make an actually proper judgment is original autographs (or certified copies of the same) of the actual documents signed, indicating the parties' agreements. If the OP really wants to prove his case, he could post scanned certified copies of the documents, that have been recorded in the public at a local register of deeds office (with the document number and registrar location clearly visible, for verification purposes). Then one could sit as a judge, and demand that Dish Network respond likewise to the allegations, or be forever barred from contest of the assertions so made by the OP. That is, if Dish Network consents to a forum member of Satellite Guys acting as a judge.
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