These are the facts: Accepted an offer of 29.99/month for a year. They said because of my excellent credit, I could have a free DVR.in accepting the DVR, I found out after installation of their equipment, that I extended the contract for 2 years. At least that is what they claimed. Then when I convinced them I was not informed at the time of installation that DVR would extend contract 2 years they then claimed that accepting the receivers extended the contract 18 months. Yes, the receivers that one needs in order to get the satellite transmission. It is almost laughable except they continue to violate every states Fraud Laws. The best thing is to take action against this company. It takes but a few minutes to register a complaint with the Attorney General's Office. Also a class action suit in Florida netted a big fine in 2005 but evidentally they think they're bigger than laws. Your state has an obligation to protect consumers against Fraud. But we all have to do something more exercise your rights under the Fraud Acts of your state. Minnesota has strong consumer fraud dept through the Attorney General's Office
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