where can i get satellite tv without having to do a credit check or paying a big activation fee?
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i don't know -- direct tv wanted a $300 security deposit cuz they do a credit check, but you get $10 off your bill every month for 30 months if you stay current
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Don't know about directv but Dish network has one.
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You're pretty much limited to whatever cable companies provide service to your area.\n\nFor example: Time Warner Cable might have a great package deal, but if you're not in their area, you're out of luck.
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Despite the Rolling Stones song, you can't always get what you need. And everyone knows you don't always get what you want.\n\nSatellites broadcast to a fairly large footprint on the ground. So you can, if you're in its footprint, and with an appropriate antenna, properly aimed, and an appropriate low noise amplifier, receive a signal. Whether you can make sense of what you've received is quite something else altogether. TV satellite broadcasting is protected from indiscriminate reception with one or more technological tricks. You can, unless the box vendor is the FBI in desguise, buy 'descramblers' for satellite and cable TV signals in the backs of various magazines. On the Internet side, you presumably want to receive the contents of this or that web site, not just any old broadcast of Internet data, and so even if you can descramble (for free because you've got your own descrambling box now) a satellite signal, it won't be what you wanted. \n\nSo, you must have the ability to send control signals to the broadcast origin point (always a ground station somewhere, given the constraints on space and weight for these satellites). \n\nAnd they'll ignore you without an account (and so $ from you) for two reasons. You don't have an account on their computers which allows you to arrange for connections to the Internet (and the Web site you're after), and you don't have the appropriate authenticaiton to talk to the satellite so it will pass your control signals back to the ground station. \n\nSince satellites are expensive to design, build, launch, and maintain, there are no hobbyist groups providing free Internet access. without that, you're limited to commercial services (or government service if you're eligible) and they will universally require some sort of authentication (typically cryptographic at the information carrying level, and usually some raw signal based authentication as well) before you can use the system, and that will require a business relationship before they will set one up for you. And for that they will want a fee.\n\nI think you aren't going to get what you want. And you're probably not going to get what you need, if you define it as free Internet access by satellite. I recommend WiFi or something similar, if it's possible where you're located.
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Yes, you can get access to the internet via satellite through Hughesnet. Same company that brings you DirectTV. Pretty expensive though, just depends on your needs and your pocketbook. Thinking seriously about it myself. They are on the internet ( of course ) and appear to have service around the world.
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Check out:\n\nhttp://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nIt checks availability for DSL, Cable, and Satellite.  It will then allow you to compare them side by side, see any specials, and sign-up online.  They are even offering a $50 additional mail-in rebate on top of specials for signing up online.
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Try sky three fo Oprah.\n\nSome channels are locked because they belong to TOP UP TV and you have to pay about £7 a month to connect to them and you have to have a special box.\n\nhope that helps
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Satellite, because they don't have to deal with the additional taxes & FCC charges cable has to deal with
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try Super Internet TV there is more than 850free channel \nfor download:http://warez.gtasoft.ru/dow/onlinetv61.exe\nReg Info:\nDeep Blue\n\n00002X-CR8R15-JHJ1XV-\nYXNFYZ-5912CN-BTYD5C-\nRFHD2W-QC4F9H-751HB8-\nJY5AB7-7J213P\nhope u like it ;)
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order it through your cable or dihsnetwork provider
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An association can't require you to use a particular provider of a service. They can require you to place your dish in a particular way, however, which may preclude you using DirecTV.
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Nobody offers satellite at that price. $59.99 is about as cheap as it gets, however, you'll still have equipment and installation costs too. Check out DirecWay, they don't look too bad:\n\nhttp://hns.getdway.com/HNS/Rooms/DisplayPages/LayoutInitial?Container=com.webridge.entity.Entity%5BOID%5B71A9F5B422ABCE4886D9492F66B5B589%5D%5D
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yes go to google.com and download their satellite program for free.  Good luck.  Mikie.
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Good question. I ran into a similar problem with DirecTV.  I was totally satisfied with their service but when they started advertising a 4 room system with 2 receivers and DVR for a special price that was only available to new subscribers I called and asked about it,  They told me they couldn't do anything for me except sell me the extra equipment...no price break.  I cancelled and went to Dish...same package for $20/mo. less.\nYou might want to shop around if your service agreement is almost up and if you get a better deal, take it!
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try craigslist.com---i found a free tv, couch, and a computer desk. You have to be quick though it goes fast when it's free!
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I've made some money selling satellite TV from my website. Take a look and if interested click on the affiliate link to get your own website set up.\nhttp://www.allegrosatellite.us
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just open www.google.com\nand search it by "tv on pc"\nu will get a lot\ni'm giving u one\nhttp://www.satellitetvtopc.com/?hop=m1993james