Dear Sir or Ma'am,
I am writing today to express my concern over HDTV. I live in Georgetown, DE, and I'm barely served with an off air signal from 2 digital stations in Salisbury, MD, which are CBS and UPN. As a consumer, I'd like to spend thousands of dollars on digital equipment, but I can't see the point in doing so with such a limited scope of programming available off of the airwaves.
I subscribe to satellite television, mainly because of their stable, low rates and high-end technology made available to they subscribers. They are trying to get the FCC to act on providing customers like me more high definition signals to watch, from other major network affiliates. Since NBC, Fox, and ABC aren't able to provide a HDTV signal in my area (mostly due to the lack of stations), they could rebroadcast it over the satellite to my home.
I can't convince my better half that buying digital tuners, high definition receivers and high definition televisions are worth it for 2 or 3 channels, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Let Echostar and Direct TV rebroadcast HDTV to Digital White Areas, so I can be able to spend some cash on these nifty gadgets.