Important question

[dlh1435]

If I know someone that has distant networks in which they should have them.can I tell dish about it?They only live a couple blocks from me.I had them and they took mine away and they still have theirs.

 

[slacker9876]

Waaahhhh. Why would you do that? It is none of your business what someone else has. They are paying for it, if they were stealing it would be different.

Tattle Tale.

 

[GaryPen]

Yeah really. What a sore loser. They kill stoolies in my old neighborhood.

 

[TuxCoder]

If I know someone that has distant networks in which they should have them.can I tell dish about it?

But the user is asking about 'someone that has distant networks in which they should have them'. From what I make of it, all he/she wants to do is call Dish and tell them that the neighbors are in fact getting the channels they should be. I say go for it, Dish could always use some positive feedback I'm sure.

 

[slacker9876]

...can I tell dish about it? They only live a couple blocks from me. I had them and they took mine away and they still have theirs.

Could be, but is doesn't sound like that to me. Guess I shouldn't jump some one for nothing anyway, it's not like he's my neighbor.

 

[Mr Tony]

what if they qualify?

At our lake house, we can qualify for Fox Distant.....but a mile down the road they qualify for CBS & Fox..when its 20 miles to the nearest town, a mile can be a copuple blocks