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| djbruuen |
| I'm going to be living in Milton, could anyone recommend possible options, or am I stuck with the typical Bell, Rogers? |
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| chinamon |
for satellite you would have bell. i dont think starchoice is still around.
for cable your only option would be whichever cable company services that area. |
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| jester |
Try and go "grey" market.
Get Directv. Just be warned, they might fry your receiver :whip: |
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| frostdude1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by jester
Try and go "grey" market.
Get Directv. Just be warned, they might fry your receiver :whip: |
Is Directv even possible in Canada? |
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| shagnew13 |
| quote: | Originally posted by chinamon
for satellite you would have bell. i dont think starchoice is still around.
for cable your only option would be whichever cable company services that area. |
Starchoice is now Shaw Direct I believe
Site:
http://www.shawdirect.ca/english/default.asp
Never had any real problems with them, I believe they have some good deals going on for PVR's as well |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| The cable provider in Milton is Cogeco.....I've never had any problems with them since I've benn living in Milton. |
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| love_child |
| Bell ExpressVU is the best |
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| Abercrombie |
With it's built-in rotator, you can get about 25 HD channels free for life... all for $200. |
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| chinamon |
| quote: | Originally posted by frostdude1
Is Directv even possible in Canada? |
yes it is. all you need is a US billing address. get your friend to send you all the hardware and thats it. not worth it imo. |
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| malek |
I'm really curious about this, is the quality of image really better than cable? |
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