Everything package & HD

[ranny]

Is the Dish HD in their "Everything" package? I called twice and got 2 different answers What a surprise huh What's the real poop?

 

[ComcastOgre]

The HD pack is NOT included in America's Everything Pack. The ONLY packages in the AEP are America's Top 180, HBO, Cinemax, Showtime and Starz / Encore.

 

[Mark_AR]

AEP=Almost everything package does NOT include any HD channels.

HD is 9.99 per month or 109.89 per year.

CBS-HD is sometimes added for free or might cost $1.50 more per month depending on what CSR you get. (Plus a 2nd dish for 61.5 or 148 is needed for CBS-HD which also may cost extra)

 

[mike123abc]

You do get HBO and SHO in HD with the everything package.

 

[SimpleSimon]

You do get HBO and SHO in HD with the everything package.

You get HBO-HD or SHO-HD with any package that includes HBO or SHO.

 

[GaryPen]

CBS-HD is sometimes added for free or might cost $1.50 more per month depending on what CSR you get. (Plus a 2nd dish for 61.5 or 148 is needed for CBS-HD which also may cost extra)

CBS-HD is free if you subscribe to Dish Locls, $1.50 if you don't. (In either case, you must meet eligibility requirements.)

 

[JohnL]

CBS-HD is free if you subscribe to Dish Locls, $1.50 if you don't. (In either case, you must meet eligibility requirements.)

Gary,


CBS-HD is included IF and ONLY IF your Local Market CBS affiliate is owned and Operated by CBS itself which is only a few of the many CBS local affiliates that Dish carries.

Lastly, CBS-HD is included with Distant Network packages as you have already cleared the qualification procedure to get OUT of MARKET Network affiliate service.

John

 

[GaryPen]

Gary,


CBS-HD is included IF and ONLY IF your Local Market CBS affiliate is owned and Operated by CBS itself which is only a few of the many CBS local affiliates that Dish carries.

Lastly, CBS-HD is included with Distant Network packages as you have already cleared the qualification procedure to get OUT of MARKET Network affiliate service.

John

Why are you telling me? Did you miss the part where I wrote "In either case, you must meet elegibility requirements."