DISH Price Increases
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Sounds like you were in my hotel here in Las Vegas.
My 130 MB video of me interviewing Vivek took 6 hours to upload last night.
DAMN!!Sounds like you were in my hotel here in Las Vegas.
My 130 MB video of me interviewing Vivek took 6 hours to upload last night.
Wow. I would have ripped my hair out.Sounds like you were in my hotel here in Las Vegas.
My 130 MB video of me interviewing Vivek took 6 hours to upload last night.
I have no idea where my frist member ship had gone to
I'm still here smart butt
What about my grammar if you don't like it then don't read it just move along please
Don't take it personal. Sometimes he forgets to take his meds and other times mixes it with alcohol. He's a good guy and means no harm.
I just though I give him a litttle sar·casm backDon't take it personal. Sometimes he forgets to take his meds and other times mixes it with alcohol. He's a good guy and means no harm.
Are we talking to/about bluegras here? Or some other ignored member?Don't take it personal. Sometimes he forgets to take his meds and other times mixes it with alcohol. He's a good guy and means no harm.
Back on topic....Excluding the grandfathered pricing. It doesn't make sense that the H3 and the current hoppers will cost the same amount. With the beast that the H3 is it should be in a class of its own.
Not everyone is going to need 16 tuners, 4k and all the bells and whistles. With the influx of hoppers they're going to be getting back from all the H3 upgrades. They could easily target VIP users with 1 & 2 tvs if they kept it at $10 for the 3 tuner hoppers.
I bet a lot of people would jump on that deal including myself. We've been using a 722 in the single mode feeding 3 tvs with a hdmi splitter for years and it has suited us well.
The new H3 appears to be a totally awesome receiver. However it would be beyond overkill in my house. Gotta wonder what they're gonna do with all the 3 tuner hoppers they'll be getting back.
Not everyone is going to need 16 tuners, 4k and all the bells and whistles. With the influx of hoppers they're going to be getting back from all the H3 upgrades. They could easily target VIP users with 1 & 2 tvs if they kept it at $10 for the 3 tuner hoppers.
I bet a lot of people would jump on that deal including myself. We've been using a 722 in the single mode feeding 3 tvs with a hdmi splitter for years and it has suited us well.
The new H3 appears to be a totally awesome receiver. However it would be beyond overkill in my house. Gotta wonder what they're gonna do with all the 3 tuner hoppers they'll be getting back.
I have no need for the Hopper 3, but would consider upgrading from the 722 to a HWS if the price wasn't going up. As it is now, if this 722 dies or when my dvr credit runs out, I'll probably just go back to the extra 211 w/external hard drive, I deactivated last year.
If you got a Hopper, new or old (since you would not be grandfathered), plus a Joey, you'd be at $22 ($15+$7). So do the math/advantages.
Do you plan on buying the 625 because according to DIRT on Facebook they are no longer offering SD equipment to customers.
