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From: "Ed Brown" <>
Subject: Re: [PTREE] DTV Coupons
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 10:31:17 -0500
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Ken,

I can tell you once you get it and watch programs in HD, you will be amazed
at how good it is and what you have been missing... There are quite a few HD
channels on now and by the end of the year they are going to have about a
hundred... Sports and Racing is amazing to watch, so real and clear... One
draw back with DirecTV, when it rains/storms really bad you lose the bird so
no reception....To get my local channels I had to add a second disc and pay
a little extra,,, but I love it....

Ed
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Jackson" <>
To: <>
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2008 12:41 AM
Subject: [PTREE] DTV Coupons


> Nova and all:
>
> I was interested in this thread, too. I have DirecTV, but no HDTV service
> as
> yet. Hoping to have that 52" Philips I was looking at for Christmas by
> year's end. They are awesome. And the HDTV programming is only like $10.00
> more per month added to your existing programming package.
>
> I have seen the DTV2009 commercials but have put off going to the website
> and checking out, but just did. I notice, and wanted to let you all know,
> that the coupon(s) expire 90 days from the date they are mailed to you. So
> if you aren't interested in shelling out the money for all your set
> converters right away, then you might want to wait until later in the year
> to take advantage of it, since the coupons will be available until the
> High
> Def transmissions become mandatory.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> Ken
>
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