Thinking about switching over to Dish...

[sprintdiamond]

Hey guys,
So I've been a longtime subscriber to Cox in SoCal but have been pretty fed up with service lately. I've also checked out some of Dish's prices and it seems I'd get more channels for less money than I'm paying now. I know about the Fox dispute but I think I could live without the Lakers for a little while. I'm probably going to get the America's top 200 package with a DVR. Also, I have 1 HD tv and 3 standard tvs. I found a $50 coupon code for new customers so I'm planning on using that. Also, I recently bought a slingbox Pro HD off my friend for $100 (he's stupid) and am planning to hook that up. Do you guys have any recommendations or deals I should know about?

 

[m4dh4xx0r]

Anyone here will probably tell you to go through dishstore.net to get the best deal. I haven't dealt with them personally, but I hear it's great. You should talk to Claude Greiner (he's on this board and runs dishstore.net). I think he'd be able to get you the best deal.

 

[sprintdiamond]

Anyone here will probably tell you to go through dishstore.net to get the best deal. I haven't dealt with them personally, but I hear it's great. You should talk to Claude Greiner (he's on this board and runs dishstore.net). I think he'd be able to get you the best deal.

Thanks. That seems like a great deal. My options for tv are cox, directv, or dish. Both directtv and dish are cheaper than what I have right now. I calculated the costs for each and it seems the directtv choice xtra package would actually be about $70 cheaper than the dish 200 package after 2 years. If I got the directtv choice xtra package through costco and used the referral program, I would get a $180 costco gift card and would get $100 off through the referral program ($280 off total) vs ($125 off through dishstore.net). Which is the better deal? I know I'm overanalyzing but I want to make sure I do the right thing since I'll be locked into a 2 year commitment