Voom10($5) + $5 access charge = Pay Dish $10 a month to get the 10 Voom channels. I believe my original post is correct. Already getting what's in Dish's HD pack(and more) from cable. I would still like confirmation on the physical hookup.
SteveC44312 said:Voom10($5) + $5 access charge = Pay Dish $10 a month to get the 10 Voom channels. I believe my original post is correct. Already getting what's in Dish's HD pack(and more) from cable. I would still like confirmation on the physical hookup.
Sean, I live in Arizona, is that considered the West coast because I am getting the HD pack + VOOM originals + the outdoor channel tomorrow. Already had the two Dishes from before Voom. One @ 110/119 and one @ 61.5. I just bought a 921 @ Costco for $489. Hope that was not a mistake. Total per month, $4.99, 6 month free hd pack then $9.99, $1.99 for the outdoor channel and $5.00 for the access fee.Sean Mota said:That is correct. The channels have not been mirrored yet but they will.
shelly said:No, you have to have the original hd pak ($10) first in order to qualify for the Voom pak ($5) + the $5 access fee. This is what I have with Dish now.
Shelly
SteveC44312 said:Thanks, I did not understand that that the HD Pack is a pre-req. $20 a month makes it a tougher call.
mixman said:I spoke with an "Account Specialist" at E* and was told "no" for HD only programming. The gentleman was very nice, quite professional, and said he'd be happy to do it, but couldn't find a way to get the E* system to accept it. Has anyone actually been able to subscribe to just the two HD packages? If so, how did you manage to get the CSR's to agree?
mixman said:I spoke with an "Account Specialist" at E* and was told "no" for HD only programming. The gentleman was very nice, quite professional, and said he'd be happy to do it, but couldn't find a way to get the E* system to accept it. Has anyone actually been able to subscribe to just the two HD packages? If so, how did you manage to get the CSR's to agree?
Stats8 said:...When i told them I would do my own install and use my own equipment they confirmed the HD package only was ok...
Stats8
mixman said:That's what I tried, but still wasn't able to get just the HD pack. Worse yet, they wanted $100 to replace my old Dish500 and my 18" V* antennas with, for all intensive purposes, the exact same things. Perhaps it's just a matter of playing "CSR Roulette" again.
mixman said:Sound advice on the "HD gitters". But there's also some "Adelphia critters" behind my motivation. I'll just keep telling myself "all good things to those who wait"..."all good things to those who wait"..."all HD to those who wait"...
That brings up an interesting question. If I pay the $250 upfront for the 942 receiver/DVR, What happens in a year if they go to mpeg4? I wonder if they will give me the latest HD receive/DVR and/or will I have to pay another fee?BFG said:To buy the DVR is $699
2 Dishes would probably be $200
You can price it out at Dishstore
Now that there's all this HD content I'm think of finally springing for the HDDVR, heck I paid $860 in programming costs alone last year, so if I knock my bill down to only $5 a month with credits and buy a dVR it would be worth it. I just hope they'd upgrade my owned DVR to an owned MPEG4 box, at least that'ss what I'm banking on