Hearst ownership...not networks

With DTV. May be resolved now. Check the stations website for info.

You would think if these asshats were at all worried that people cutting the cord will eventually run them out of business completely, both the networks and the service providers would quit having these dick measuring contests and deliver a product at a reasonable price.

I had lost CBS also. I was pretty irritated and it's probably the straw that breaks the dish back and puts me to streaming.

I wish that was an option here but it isn't.

It has been pretty strange watching TV totally live with commercials and no dvr. :banghead:

My local CBS will not pay CBS to broadcast Sunday Games unless the Dolts are playing. They play the Andy Griffith show instead.

This has been less this year but still No 1PM game followed by the Dolts at 4. When Dolts had a bye, my local didn't show crap, just Opey and Andy

I have found the streaming off your phone is much better than Dish in rural areas

I also have a TV/ISP who is feuding with CBS. It just pushes me to streaming that much faster. It's no wonder they're hemorrhaging money since they treat customers like crap.

Agreed. Never had this problem with DTV.

They have forced me to spend time on my antenna system and get it in great working order.

I hadn't realized that all of my wall outlets except one downstairs were not being utilized since Dish is wireless to the other TVs.

I was able to hook the attic antenna up to three of the TVs now by utilizing the existing wall outlets and they work great with the ability to switch sources.

Watching tv off of the antenna almost feels like I am getting something for free, LMAO

Place blame on the company who owns your local CBS station... not Dish/DTV/Cable. They are telling these companies that if they wish to *rebroadcast* what they already broadcast OTA for free... they need to pay even more than they already do to do so. If they agree to pay huge sums to re-transmit the OTA broadcast... it is you who effectively winds up paying for what you can get OTA for free.

Hearst is among the *WORST* regarding this issue.

cooper, I love your signature.

I was in Target last week and the cash register gal was wearing a short shirt showing her belly button. Looks just like this gal.
Lol, I was looking for her name badge and her nips got hard. I think she thought I was checking her out....well I was.
But being in this wheelchair I have the perfect view. Sometimes I just wanna roll up to some gal with biggins and bury my head between them and start shaking side to side, “ruh, ruh, ruh.”

Dish & KOMU in Columbia MO have been in a dispute for months so I haven’t had NBC since October.

KOMU is owned by the University of Missouri.

Same

The key is you said you were going to cancel & got transferred to their retention department. They're the ones who can really offer something. If you really want to negotiate with your cable company just start off by saying you want to cancel your service. Don't tell them you want this or that or you're going to cancel. Tell them you're calling to cancel, they will then transfer you to retention & you can negotiate. Don't worry they will give you many chances to back out if you don't want to cancel.

I did call for their retention department and it was in the Philipines. I probably gave in too early as I was sick of being on hold and spending time on it. Having no actual intention of canceling( the options are worse ) I just couldn't push the lie really.

I prefer to watch the games alone but a couple of my neighbors are not so fortunate to have an antenna system and are coming over to watch the game now.