Price for SEC network on dish.

You won't be buying SEC Network a la carte: it will be part of a programming tier. If you are in the SEC footprint, it will be a lower tier (if not the basic tier, then one step up) than if you are outside of the SEC footprint (you may need to subscribe to the sports tier).

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Looking to switch from TWC does any current Dish customers know price per month?

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My understanding the problem both Direct and DISH had with the whole deal was that the SECNetwork wanted to charge every customer in the SEC footprint like $1.50 per month. Both Direct and DISH knows many of their customers couldn't give two rips about watching sports of any kind. Not sure how it got resolved with DISH. I don't think Direct has done anything yet.

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see, reason 15 it sucks living in Pa. but it could be worse I could live in Missouri.

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We wouldn't let your sorry A$$ live in MO

its sucks cause your in Erie.

on a side note, DISH already added ESPNU in HD.. waiting for my access to ESPN3 to be updated.

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I switched to UVerse after probably 15 years with DISH because of this. They started bickering with our Fox affiliate and NBC (same company owns them) so I switched. Not but couple of months later, DISH customers here lost CBS for weeks.

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Same.

If it works for them, fine, but getting radio ads and whatnot asking customers to write NBC/whoever is absurd. I pay you, an on top of it I'm supposed to advocate for you in your PR wars?

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I see, reason 15 it sucks living in Pa. but it could be worse I could live in Missouri.

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Phuck you, phuck phace. You and your phucking rat.

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LiveGold

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Those packages typically go up a good bit after 12 months or so. Read the small print very carefully. When I quit them, I had 3 DVR HD receivers and the Top 200 I think and I was way North of $100 per month.