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Stuart Sweet
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Reprinted with permission from the weBoost blog.

Most of us have faced frustrating call drops or painfully slow downloads due to weak cellular signal. Common causes for this include distance from the nearest cell tower or physical obstructions like building materials or outdoor terrain. A cell phone signal booster is designed to amplify the existing signal to overcome these factors and deliver stronger signal inside, so you get more reliable calls and messaging, and faster data speeds. But in an increasingly crowded market, how do you choose the best cell phone booster for home? This article will show you.

Enjoying family time with the best cell phone booster for home

1. Understand how a cell phone booster works


Cell phone boosters are becoming increasingly popular, especially in areas with spotty cellular reception. But how exactly do they manage to take a weak cell phone signal and amplify it, so you can stay connected at home? Let's take a more detailed look into how cell signal boosters work. The technology isn't hard to understand once you're familiar with the 3 main components:

  1. Outside antenna: The outside antenna captures the weak signal from a cell phone tower. There are two types: omnidirectional antennas, which can receive signals from multiple directions, and Yagi or directional antennas, which are pointed toward the nearest tower.
  2. Amplifier: Otherwise known as a booster unit, the amplifier boosts the captured signal received from the outside antenna.

    Note: Cell signal is measured in decibels (dB). The closer to 0 the dB measurement is, the stronger the signal, including negative and positive numbers. So a signal measured at -70 dB is stronger than a signal measured at -90 dB (-70 is closer to 0).
  3. Inside antenna: Once amplified, the stronger signal is broadcast throughout the coverage area by the indoor antenna. Now all your users and devices can use the stronger signal for whatever they need to do. Depending on which home booster you buy, the coverage area could be a single room, multiple rooms, or a whole home with thousands of square feet.
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2. Determine the coverage area you need


One of the primary considerations when selecting a cell phone booster is understanding the specific coverage area in square feet that you need to address. Whether you're in an urban setting with dense infrastructure or a rural area farther from cell towers, determining how much coverage you need is paramount. Choose a device that matches your coverage needs to avoid paying for unnecessary coverage or getting insufficient coverage.

Tip: Rural areas often present unique signal challenges. The distance from the nearest cell tower and natural obstructions like hills or dense foliage can lead to weak signals or even complete dead zones in parts of your home. For such situations, you may need a high-power booster, even if your home isn't particularly large in terms of square footage.

3. Consider the strength of external signal


Check the strength of the external signal where you plan to place the outdoor antenna. A booster will be more effective if there's at least some signal to amplify. You can determine your outside signal strength by using the free weBoost app, or by checking the number of bars on your phone (although there's no standard for what a bar means).

For a more technical approach, you can switch your iPhone or Android device to field test mode to view your precise signal strength.

4. Decide on installation preferences


Depending on your living arrangement and how comfortable you are with tools and ladders, you can opt for:

Professional installation: This option is ideal if you're not terribly simply tech savvy or just want to ensure the booster is set up perfectly. For example, the weBoost Installed | Home Complete offers professional installation as part of the package. With this choice, you can be assured of a clean and efficient installation that's optimized to your unique surroundings, without the hassle of handling it yourself.

DIY installation: Going the do-it-yourself route can be a great option as long as you're aware of the potential challenges. Depending on your model, installation may require climbing a ladder and drilling holes to route cable into and around your home. Because of this, it may take several hours to do it on your own. While a self-installed setup is great for a lot of people, keep in mind that it might not look as clean or be as optimized as a professional installation.

5. Check compatibility with your carrier and phone


Before buying your best cell phone booster for home, make sure the models you're looking at are compatible with both your mobile device and your service provider. With an ever-evolving wireless landscape, frequencies and bands for 4G LTE and emerging 5G can change quickly.

Rather than get off into the weeds on bands and frequencies, look for carrier-agnostic boosters that work on any network or device. At weBoost, all of our products are this way, so you know you're getting a device that will work with your carrier and be compatible with your device. In fact, our boosters can serve multiple devices on multiple carriers simultaneously. So even if everyone in your home uses a different provider or you have guests coming over frequently, your weBoost system will work for all of them.

6. Budget considerations


As you explore the market, you'll encounter a spectrum of options, from cost-effective to premium. At weBoost, we believe in delivering the best cell phone boosters for home, work, and vehicle at fair prices. While there may be less expensive products that look comparable on paper, we use only the best components and engineering to deliver less noise and better real-world performance over the long haul.

We are also the only manufacturer to design, build, ship, and support our products in the U.S.A. None of our products require a subscription to use – they're a one-time investment designed to serve you for years to come.

7. Customer reviews and warranty


Customer reviews serve as windows into real-world performance, potential issues, and overall satisfaction levels of products. It's always a good idea to check out reviews from other users to gauge performance and reliability, so you can choose the best cell phone booster for home.

Also consider the warranty offered. Our products are made to last for years, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and 2-year warranty.

8. Technical support and customer service


Your experience with a manufacturer doesn't end with your purchase. Signal boosters are designed for user-friendly operations, but what happens if you have a question or need to troubleshoot? What kind of post-purchase support will you receive?

At weBoost, our U.S.-based customer service team is ready to assist and answer your questions, so you get the most out of your cell phone signal booster.

9. FCC certification


Every cell phone booster for home, business, or vehicle should be FCC certified, confirming it meets specific standards. The certification ensures that the booster operates within the radiofrequency emission limits set by the FCC. This is essential not only for the safety of every user, but also helps prevent harmful interference with other electronic devices or communication channels.

What's the best cell phone signal booster for home?


weBoost stands out in the realm of cell phone signal boosters for home. We tailor our products to cater to different needs, whether it's a small apartment or sprawling rambler. Here's our list of the best cell phone boosters for home.

weBoost Home MultiRoom


This device is particularly suited for expansive settings, spanning multiple rooms in larger homes. No matter how many people are in your household, Home MultiRoom is designed to amplify cellular signal for all of them at once. Like all our products, its compatibility extends across multiple carriers and encompasses all U.S. networks.

weBoost Home MultiRoom could be your best option for the best cell phone booster for home

weBoost Home Room


If you just need to cover a single room, weBoost Home Room is a great choice. It's an economical option that doesn't skimp on performance. With its desktop style inside antenna, this booster enhances both voice and data signals across all U.S. cellular carriers without taking up a lot of space.

weBoost is your best option for the best cell phone booster for home

weBoost Home Complete


For large homes that require a comprehensive coverage solution, weBoost Home Complete is a go-to. Designed to offer a whole-house coverage, this powerful device caters to multiple users and devices simultaneously, on any U.S. network.

weBoost is your best option for the best cell phone booster for home

weBoost Installed Home Complete


This is the installed version of Home Complete. weBoost Installed Home Complete comes with certified professional installation, available across all U.S. zip codes. Besides ensuring a seamless setup for maximum efficacy, Installed Home Complete is engineered for whole-home signal enhancement.

weBoost Home Studio


For those with smaller homes or apartments, weBoost Home Studio makes for an ideal pick. Beyond its functional prowess in boosting voice, text, and data signals for all U.S. carriers, it boasts a sleek, space-saving design with integrated booster and antenna that blends effortlessly with modern interiors.

weBoost is your best option for the best cell phone booster for home

Choosing the right home booster: a closing thought


Maintaining a strong signal is more crucial than ever. Whether it's staying connected with loved ones, ensuring smooth WiFi and hotspot connections, or making important calls, a signal booster is a worthy investment. Use this guide as a foundation to find the best cell phone signal booster tailored to your needs.

After understanding the importance of a strong and consistent cellular signal, it's time to make a change for the better. Elevate your home's connectivity by choosing the right cell phone signal booster.

Shop the best cell phone signal boosters for home.

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dfergie
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Anyone making their own breakfast sausage? I've recently been trying different recipes, found some I like, some I've modified...
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navychop
Hmmm. Reason to get another toy for the KitchenAid.

Is it cheaper than store bought?

Is fresh or dried sage used?

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navychop
So do you use the plastic or metal sausage grinder? I'm assuming you use a mixer. I'm looking at attachments for my Kitchenaid.
dfergie
Have the beef version of the above mixed and covered in the fridge to soak up flavor, have a lb of ground pork will same with... (down to 2 rolls of previous chorizo batches)
dfergie
Mixed 1 lb pork same way, tested about 4 hours later, both good.
Meal prepped scrambled egg bowls with both and stashed in fridge, had beef version this morning… Good mix.
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So do you use the plastic or metal sausage grinder? I'm assuming you use a mixer. I'm looking at attachments for my Kitchenaid.
i have a cabelas carnivore 1 HP grinder worth the $$$ if you have it. i fried to many kitchenaids to count. ofcourse it was the el cheapo model
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made some chicken parm sausages and some bacon cheeseburger sausages and smoked whiskey bacon sausages
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Hmmm. Reason to get another toy for the KitchenAid.

Is it cheaper than store bought?

Is fresh or dried sage used?

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Who cares if it's cheaper than store bought. you do realize that ground beef is like hot dogs right lips and a**holes!!! you have no idea whats in it and what animal came from what carcass right :what. get a nice chuck roast!!!
Scott Greczkowski
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Sometimes a thread gets so many posts in it that is can cause issues for the server so that why today we introduce The Song Name Game Part 3!

So let the game continue!

The last song was added by Bobby who posted...

One Meat Ball - Andrews Sisters

CONTINUE ON AND HAVE FUN! WELCOME HOME TO SATELLITEGUYS.US!

Here are the original rules for the game as posted by WebbyDude back in 2006. http://www.satelliteguys.us/threads/68645-Song-Name-Game

Just name a song title and the band who performed it. The next person does the same thing, but needs to list a song title or band name which includes a word from the previous entry. Pick songs from any genre.

Example:

Long Live Rock and Roll -- Rainbow

Rainbow in the Dark -- Dio

Another example:

Ride the Lightning -- Metallica

Lightning Strikes -- Ozzy Osbourne


Get it?


An additional note: we all know that song titles, sometimes, use profane words. Because this is a family friendly website it is advised that you clean up that title up a bit. This is accomplished by using something like sh!t instead of the real word. Thanks....
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Anony55
Last reply · posted in DISH Network Support Forum
For quite a while now, people with a VIP211k have been losing their recordings on their activated external HDDs... even when there's nothing physically wrong with HDD. I believe this is an intentional and underhanded tactic that Dish is pulling in an attempt to force users away from the VIP211k.

They are obviously regretting that they ever let users have a "non-dvr" dvr in the first place. You would think they would be happy charging you a $40 one time fee... and then be happy letting the customer be the one responsible for HDD failures.

Dish clearly hates the 211k bitter-clingers. This recording deletion problem is intentional (IMO), and I think it is just one more tool that they are using. Hopper and a 2-year agreement... that's what they want you to have. Think about that... a 2-year agreement... with a company $30 Billion in debt (that's with a B). What happens when all that debt causes them to drop the channel that may have been your whole reason for having Dish in the first place? Guess who's stuck with a service that no longer suits their needs... for the remainder of the 2-year agreement.

On top of that, they don't want you to install it yourself. I purchased and installed all my equipment myself. That used to be common. Now, they lie to me and tell me that my dish must be updated to use a Hopper. Funny thing is... they don't even know what dish I have because they didn't install it, and I didn't tell them. If you ask what type of dish/LNBs the hopper needs... good luck getting an answer. All they know is that whatever you have needs to be upgraded by an installer.

It is quite apparent to me that they care much more about staying in their box, than they do working with the customer. That's too bad, because it hasn't always been that way. It's like they are totally unaware of the current business environment that they are trying to compete in.

I have been a customer since 2010. I will be cancelling my service before the next period. Yeah, I know, my $1,200 a year won't make a difference to them. It just seems like they have forgotten who needs who, especially when you consider the competition in today's streaming world. But hey, they will have succeed in forcing me off the 211k.
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Nebugeater
Got a 211k that works fine, and I no longer need it if someone wants to throw me a few bucks and pay shipping. Not tied to my account as of last week. Used with a tailgater and got a wally
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Got a 211k that works fine, and I no longer need it if someone wants to throw me a few bucks and pay shipping. Not tied to my account as of last week. Used with a tailgater and got a wally
Is the 211k still available? If so, I'm interested.
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Nebugeater
Is the 211k still available? If so, I'm interested.


Actually, it is. A couple of people PMed me when I posted this, and when I asked for an address, they never responded. Then I just sort of let it go. Send me a PM to continue the discussion
Anony55
Well, after nine months of being on pause, I finally figured out that I was wasting $5 a month. So I cancelled. For the first time since 2010, I no longer have a Dish account.

I do have to say that I did appreciate the account pause option. That just gives a person some time to see what the fallout of cancelling will be... without having to go all the way over the cliff first.

Since I never once had an "oh shoot, I need Dish Network for..." moment, the decision was a lot easier.

Funny enough, when I called to cancel (for real, not playing the pricing game), all of a sudden, they were offering me deals that I was told before that I couldn't get without changing out my VIP211k. Now, I could have had those specials with them just sending me a new card for the receiver. LOL!

Of course, my mind was already made up because of having not missed the service while on pause. That, and the fact that I bet the 211k still kills recordings.

All in all, I'm glad that I had Dish for all those years. I just outgrew the need, and they pressed the issue by deleting recordings. I would have eventually went this route without the deleted recordings issue. But, for sure, that did hasten the outcome.

I'll still pop in at this site from time to time. Believe it or not, I still have a C/Ku BUD that I intend on playing with again if life ever slows down.
dishstaller
Actually, it is. A couple of people PMed me when I posted this, and when I asked for an address, they never responded. Then I just sort of let it go. Send me a PM to continue the discussion
Unless things have changed at Dish, which is entirely possible, they won't activate the 211, even as a replacement. I gave one to a customer a while back....which when I turned it off I made sure to tell the CSR I wanted it freed up so another customer could use it, I was assured it was.....and when they called to swap out there's they were told it couldn't be done. Now like I said, things MIGHT HAVE CHANGED.
Anony55
Unless things have changed at Dish, which is entirely possible, they won't activate the 211, even as a replacement. I gave one to a customer a while back....which when I turned it off I made sure to tell the CSR I wanted it freed up so another customer could use it, I was assured it was.....and when they called to swap out there's they were told it couldn't be done. Now like I said, things MIGHT HAVE CHANGED.
It hasn't changed. When I cancelled my service the other day, they told me I didn't need to return the receiver (which I already knew because I purchased it).

But in addition to that, the young man told me not to sell it, but to take it to a recycling place. The reason he gave for the advice was because 211Ks can no longer be activated.

So as far as the VIP211k goes... once grandpa dies, he's dead.
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They tell you to trash it and not to sell simply because they're phasing them out, not particularly because someone might be "confused" into buying it and not be able to activate. They tell people that in every case where they're not acting to get a box back, either from a replacement or service cancel.
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Corrado
Although my VIP211K hasn't been subscribed or connected to a dish in probably 5 years since canceling service, my 1 TB HDD full of programming still works fine.

Upon occasion I power it up to watch something I recorded as far back as 2010. The last time I had it going in September it even let me rescan the local OTA channels which I think it refused at some earlier time. I will use it until the day it fails but this topic makes me think some software download is responsible for current subscribers.
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zippyfrog
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Has anyone subscribed to NBA League Pass for 2026-27 and try to link their account to NBA.com to stream League Pass? I purchased it for 2026-27, and when I linked, I got a message saying success, but then I receive an error that my linked subscription does not include the preseason games for NBA League Pass. Is that how it has always been? I know satellite doesn't have the preseason games on the NBA League Pass channels, but I thought that I was able to stream the preseason once I linked my account on NBA.com?
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zippyfrog
I found my answer...when I log into the NBA app on my phone and try to watch, it gives me a more clear answer that it acknowledges I have paid for NBA League Pass from Dish and it is linked, but I need an "upgraded" subscription to League Pass for the preseason games. So I guess it is by design that Dish does not show the preseason games on League pass and that the contract Dish has signed for league pass is explicitly for the regular season games. (I know the description for League Pass says regular season games, but I thought that was only by satellite and the preseason would have worked)
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I plan on doing what I did last season. I ordered the more expensive arena feed version from the NBA website. It's worth it because you get to watch what's going on in the arena instead of just staring at the ad break slide on the Dish version. The main advantage to ordering from the website is you can go on a month by month basis and cancel if you get tired of it.
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Ramy
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Really excited for this season with Kentucky having a new coach and some really exciting recruits. Probably won't last long, but here's hoping this season is great.
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24 team playoff seems to be real close.

Are we really that far from a 64-team tournament?

The benefit of the 24 team playoff:
  • All the cartel teams that cartels want in playoff are in playoff
    • Independent of record too! Bonus.
  • MONEY!!!!! for the cartels.
  • I'm out of ideas.
Cons
  • Regular season really doesn't matter now other than the rivalry games
    • Top cartel teams can lose three games and still make the playoff
  • Going to start resting players?
    • The playoff is going to be *checks notes* several games!
    • Resting players could make games dumb.
    • Maybe even restrict NIL players from games played.
  • How much are streaming sub costs going up a month to pay for this?!
AZ.
AZ.
24 team playoff seems to be real close.

Are we really that far from a 64-team tournament?

The benefit of the 24 team playoff:
  • All the cartel teams that cartels want in playoff are in playoff
    • Independent of record too! Bonus.
  • MONEY!!!!! for the cartels.
  • I'm out of ideas.
Cons
  • Regular season really doesn't matter now other than the rivalry games
    • Top cartel teams can lose three games and still make the playoff
  • Going to start resting players?
    • The playoff is going to be *checks notes* several games!
    • Resting players could make games dumb.
    • Maybe even restrict NIL players from games played.
  • How much are streaming sub costs going up a month to pay for this?!
One of the pro's I see is in a year with so many undefeated teams they have a good chance of an opening. Few years back you had lower divisions that didnt get a shot. I love collage football and I have no problem with that addition.

We are in what week 5 now? Been two real good ranked games to watch.....Other than that top 25 teams are playing nothing.
Jimbo
One of the pro's I see is in a year with so many undefeated teams they have a good chance of an opening. Few years back you had lower divisions that didnt get a shot. I love collage football and I have no problem with that addition.

We are in what week 5 now? Been two real good ranked games to watch.....Other than that top 25 teams are playing nothing.
There are 68 Power 4 teams, so eventually they will get there I wouldn't imagine ...
AZ.
AZ.
There are 68 Power 4 teams, so eventually they will get there I wouldn't imagine ...
Far from it but you know that....You dont like the larger playoff.....Its ok.....
Jimbo
Far from it but you know that....You dont like the larger playoff.....Its ok.....
Oh, I Hate the idea ...

It would be different if it was a game that you could play 2 or games each week, but when you only play 1 game a week, the larger playoff is Not a good thing ...

The season has how many games now, is it 14 ... then you want to play another 5 (with more to come) against Top 12 (eventually 24 teams) ... remember, the 5 games in the playoffs will be the hardest games all year and back to back.

For example, IF Ohio State should win it all this year ... they play 5 teams in the Top 25, plus they would play 5 more to win it all, depending on how the ranking shake out and if Bye weeks are given.

Thats 10 Ranked teams ... in one year ...
I don't see that happening very often ...
Edit, Bama plays 4, Georgia plays 3, But Ole Miss plays 5 (didn't expect to see that)

That said, I don't see the Buckeyes winning it all this year.
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Oh, I Hate the idea ...

It would be different if it was a game that you could play 2 or games each week, but when you only play 1 game a week, the larger playoff is Not a good thing ...

The season has how many games now, is it 14 ... then you want to play another 5 (with more to come) against Top 12 (eventually 24 teams) ... remember, the 5 games in the playoffs will be the hardest games all year and back to back.

For example, IF Ohio State should win it all this year ... they play 5 teams in the Top 25, plus they would play 5 more to win it all, depending on how the ranking shake out and if Bye weeks are given.

Thats 10 Ranked teams ... in one year ...
I don't see that happening very often ...

That said, I don't see the Buckeyes winning it all this year.
Yes anyone here knows you 100%....Astros failed no posting...Ohio state loses we hear it.....Its ok....Its called an opinion....I have one so do you.....Problem is?
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Jimbo
Yes anyone here knows you 100%....Astros failed no posting...Ohio state loses we hear it.....Its ok....Its called an opinion....I have one so do you.....Problem is?
Seeing theres very little activity in the MLB threads, it wouldn't matter if I posted that the Astros didn't make the Playoffs ...

Theres more NFL info in the Pub section than in the Sports/NFL thread.
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Jimbo
IF they go to 24 teams, and it looks like they will soon ....
Do we Really want Teams with 3 and 4 losses in the Playoffs ?
Is a 3-4 Loss team one thats able to win 4-5 more games against Top teams ?
Y
One of the pro's I see is in a year with so many undefeated teams they have a good chance of an opening. Few years back you had lower divisions that didnt get a shot. I love collage football and I have no problem with that addition.
A 12 team playoff net should catch any undefeated team. The 12 team playoff also exposed that rankings suck. I mean, we kind of knew already that the rankings weren't particularly reproducible, but we now have the empirical evidence that the rankings suck because judging who is the best among a mickey mouse scheduled football season isn't a rational endeavor. So the 12 team playoff ensures most teams that should make it, do, including the mid-major undefeated team. 8 teams should be able to work as well, but puts greater risk at OSU and Alabama missing the playoff... can't have that.

Which is the run up to my main problem with the 24 team set up is that it is designed to keep the OSU's and Alabama's from missing the playoff. The cartels are ensuring widespread participation for their own cartels to increase the monetary reward to themselves. It is fixing the system while not fixing the outcomes, merely making the regular season game outcomes virtually irrelevant. Sure, a bye for winning the conference would be nice, but we've already seen that byes aren't that influential.
We are in what week 5 now? Been two real good ranked games to watch.....Other than that top 25 teams are playing nothing.
That is college football in a nutshell. Again, college football isn't about competition, it is about revenue. The entire setup is about making money, from regular season squash games against local jobbers like the WWF days to tax exempt bowl games.

And to add to the first world woes, the college football cartels have made being a College Football fan even more expensive... so they can get paid more.
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meStevo
Theres more NFL info in the Pub section than in the Sports/NFL thread.

Nah, you just don't understand how ignore works, which is why you made your own NFL thread thinking there wasn't one 🤣
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Last reply · posted in SatelliteGuys Support Center
For some reason, the satelliteguys.us site is loading a lot slower than usual on both Chrome on my Asus laptop and Safari on my iPhone.
I'm also seeing longer appearances of the blue bar at the top and the "3 blue bars" loading symbol.
Is anyone else also having the same problem? Thanks in advance.
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Remember folks... just like DNS... its always Foxbat. :D
Foxbat
Remember folks... just like DNS... its always Foxbat. :D
WTF… …What the Foxbat!😱
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WTF… …What the Foxbat!😱
wow what a kick in the balls!!! the wife blames you when things don't work now scott's blaming you :biggrin
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wow what a kick in the balls!!! the wife blames you when things don't work now scott's blaming you :biggrin
I know. Here's what Scott has in store for me if I get out of line:
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I know. Here's what Scott has in store for me if I get out of line:
OMG to freaking funny :biggrin
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I know. Here's what Scott has in store for me if I get out of line:

Not likely since that place closed down.
Foxbat
Not likely since that place closed down.
You're no fun.😑
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Last reply · posted in DISH Network Support Forum
I thought I would come here and find lots of complaints about the update to the dish anywhere mobile app, but am not seeing any. It used to look just like the desktop webpage. Now you can no longer filter by sports channels or movie channels. Plus that they made it look like a big button telephone and you see fewer channels in the screen which requires more scrolling. Yes I realize you can look at sports then select which sport you want to look at, I just liked being able to see all sporting events in the guide with all other channels being filtered out. Am I alone in the wilderness on this?
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dishstaller
I really dislike change for the sake of change
dishdude
I like the new look, it's a lot cleaner. I'm using it on one of those Onn streaming devices when I travel.
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I like the new look, it's a lot cleaner. I'm using it on one of those Onn streaming devices when I travel.
Yes a lot cleaner, glossier, and less functional. Someone trying to justify why they are making a big salary. "See look shiny"
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navychop
"Big salary." Charlie. "?Big?"
Tampa8
Seems in some ways better. Nicer layout, as others said maybe cleaner. Moving ahead in the guide is better.
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