I want to switch from comcast to something else.

What is the best way to spend 24-30 total dollars a month?

Right now, I am just chillin with comcast's standard package, and then I view the unscrambled QAM channels with a box I have. But I only get like CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX, PBS in HD.

Buy a good antenna for your local broadcast stations and get a Netflix subscription for everything else.

Dish Turbo HD Bronze Package, with one, free 222 dual-HD/SD tuner, and an antenna for OTA.

Currently $24.99/month (or $29.99 w/locals).

buy a good antenna for your local broadcast stations and get a netflix subscription for everything else.

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I already have a 500gig hard disk filled with movies so I am set in that department

Plus I like TELEVISION

Might have to spend more to get something your satisfied with....you did state you like televeision.
Either that or go with a good antenna.
I would go with the cheapest HD package from D* personally.

I already have a 500gig hard disk filled with movies so I am set in that department

Plus I like TELEVISION
Your answer.....
Might have to spend more to get something your satisfied with....you did state you like televeision.

I already have a 500gig hard disk filled with movies so I am set in that department

Plus I like TELEVISION
You need to decide what HD programming you want. As noted, the Dish Turbo packages are typically less expensive than other alternatives.

I already have a 500gig hard disk filled with movies so I am set in that department

Plus I like TELEVISION
Netflix carries DVDs and Blurays of TV shows. No commercials, snipes, ugly logos, or stretch-o-vision.

Not exactly 30 bucks, but if you are in a FIOS area, and if you already are paying ~30-40 for internet, 79.99 gets you a bundle with 20/5 internet and the HD Extreme TV package, with many HD channels and tons of SD channels.

When is directv going to offer a watered down hd channel lineup without all the sports?

Id be happy with just cnn, cinemax, mgmhd, hdnet , hdnet movies, and nickelodeon.

on gina....from that new club "silk" down the highway.