Today, there are a lot of satellite TV providers that are claiming to offer the best service and the most channels in high definition. Though, amidst all the providers that you hear and see in commercials, there are two outstanding satellite TV providers which are the Dish Network and DirecTV.
This two is continuously competing by offering the most affordable packages and the best customer service. Both satellite TV provider has three packages that they offer.
For Dish Network they have the following: Turbo HD Bronze that costs $9.99/month for the first 6 months and the following months will cause $29.99. The next package is the Turbo HD Silver which costs $19.99/month for the first 6 months and $39.99 for the following months. The last package is the Turbo HD Gold which costs $29.99/month for the first 6 months and $49.99 for the following months.
For the satellite TV provider DirecTV their first package is the Family Entertainment package that costs $29.99/month for one year. The second package includes 100+ channels amounting to $34.99/month for one year. The the last package includes 200+ digital channels that amounts to $39.99/month for one year. All the packages includes a free installation service.
So, with these packages in mind, it will help you determine the best satellite TV provider for you. Both offers standard- and high-definition channels that will surely please your eyes. Missing your favorite TV programs is not an option anymore because of the hundreds of channels and the video recording capabilities that comes with these providers.
Aside from the packages offered by Dish Network and DirecTV, both also offers excellent customer service which is one of the most important thing for a business to succeed. So, if you are not yet into Dish Network or DirecTV, then switch now to avail of their affordable packages.
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