In addition to that, those with distant locals don't get OTA guide data, even with a subscription.
In addition to that, we don't have any subchannel guide data.
In addition to that, the 811 does have OTA guide data, with sub channel data, and it is all free.
The 811 and 921 came out at roughly the same time, with the same promises. The 811 is technically two months older, however, it is not in a class that somehow grandfathered it from a fee which the 921 is subject to. VOD fees are waived for grandfathered DVRs, however, that isn't the case for the 921 and the 811. In the case of VOD fees, they said publically that all DVRs from after the 501, 508, and 721 will have VOD fees. No such statement has been made about over the air guide data. They did it right on the 811, and they gave 921 users the shaft.
How many times do we have to pay for this stuff anyway? The 811 has no VOD fee does it? It still gets guide data, even without a fee like that. However, there is a $5/mo fee that is bult into the SD packages. I dropped AT60, and I am still charged that $5 fee. It seems to me that we 921 users are being charged this $5/mo service fee + $5/mo VOD fee + $6/mo for a local subscription fee. $16/mo for a buggy piece of rubbish is not a good way to treat customers. It isn't the way to charge for SUB-STANDARD guide data!
I personally harassed dish for a few weeks on the phone. I called them many times. They finally gave me a two month credit for locals. When that two months is up, I will start callling them again.