Prepaid dish question
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If you have Dish you could move it to Maine while you are on vacation. Just do not connect the receiver to a phone or internet line while you are there. Then take it back home with you. You will have to install a dish though if there is not one there now.
If you take your existing rec to Maine you will most likely not be able to see your Florida local channels.
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Ask DISH about a 'snowbird' account. They set up a home location, then when you go to the vacation spot you take your receiver and call them up and have them re-assign the locals. They vice-versa when you get home. You will either have to install a dish or have a dish installed by a retailer at the Maine location. I do not believe there is a cost incurred with this type of account.
Thanks for your help - BBW's are called "Clydesdales in bikinis" in Maine.
I have Comcast in FL - so can't take a receiver up. I will try the vacation account -
Wish there was still a prepay dish as Radio Shack had two years ago.
Aeolia
I have Comcast in FL - so can't take a receiver up. I will try the vacation account -
Wish there was still a prepay dish as Radio Shack had two years ago.
Aeolia
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aeolia,
You could always go old school and mount an antenna on the roof. That should give you the networks. If you have DSL at the cabin there are many ways to view shows online.
Maybe, do nothing and enjoy the peace and quiet of the cabin for 5 weeks, without the wife.
Dallas
You could always go old school and mount an antenna on the roof. That should give you the networks. If you have DSL at the cabin there are many ways to view shows online.
Maybe, do nothing and enjoy the peace and quiet of the cabin for 5 weeks, without the wife.
Dallas
