Since Sling is disabled on a 922 what value is it to hook it to the internet?

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I still have 2 working 922 receivers both have been Sling disabled by Dish and they don't go into the backup mode when the satellite signal fails like my Wally, so the question what advantage for me is it to hook it to my network. Seems to me all it does is provide my watch data to them with little or no benefit to me other then add traffic to my network.

I also don't purchase anything from Dish and the free Netflix offering doesn't work on the 922 either. Plus dish no longer cares when my service drops (unlike in the past when they would call me if I had a bunch of signal failures) So, someone give me a good reason to stay hooked to the internet?

Either way the whole Dish system goes in the trash at the end of my contract as I am dumping dish anyway unless their attitudes change towards their customers.
 
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I still have 2 working 922 receivers both have been Sling disabled by Dish and they don't go into the backup mode when the satellite signal fails like my Wally, so the question what advantage for me is it to hook it to my network. Seems to me all it does is provide my watch data to them with little or no benefit to me other then add traffic to my network.

I also don't purchase anything from Dish and the free Netflix offering doesn't work on the 922 either. Plus dish no longer cares when my service drops (unlike in the past when they would call me if I had a bunch of signal failures) So, someone give me a good reason to stay hooked to the internet?

Either way the whole Dish system goes in the trash at the end of my contract as I am dumping dish anyway unless their attitudes change towards their customers.
After 16 years that's amazing. I didn't know they still supported the 922.
 
I currently have America's top 120 with 2 922's and 1 Wally and they charge me $93.55, I did sign up for a 12month contact for $88.28 then they decided to up the rate $5. Don't know why and they could not explain it. Anyway, I am probably paying as much as someone with new equipment, either way I am tired of fighting with them every year. I'm getting too old for this so come June its time to bail out and move one.

At least over the last year I was smart enough to replace all my TV's with smart one's so at least this time I have 4 aces instead of a pair of 2's.
 
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I currently have America's top 120 with 2 922's and 1 Wally and they charge me $93.55, I did sign up for a 12month contact for $88.28 then they decided to up the rate $5. Don't know why and they could not explain it. Anyway, I am probably paying as much as someone with new equipment, either way I am tired of fighting with them every year. I'm getting too old for this so come June its time to bail out and move one.

At least over the last year I was smart enough to replace all my TV's with smart one's so at least this time I have 4 aces instead of a pair of 2's.
something that old i don't see any advantage to hooking it up to the internet
 

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