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Ashwynn
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PlayMaker88 said:
I am not a big fan of paying for something I should be getting for free. The Sunday Ticket is basically paying PPV for your sunday football. Corporate sponsorship is replacing the fan as the support base for a club. By buying this product you are telling the pple in power that you are willing to pay for every game. Soon you will have to buy this crap just to see the local cowboys games. Thats just flat out wrong. Only when consumers get pissed off and stop buying this crap will you send the message. I aint paying for NFL football. That should always be free.
It will slowly move to the point all games are PVP cause thats the message we are sending by buying this crap. If the owners see $$$$ you think they will take a sentimental POV and think of the fans. NO. They will take the money and totally alienate themselves from their own fans, cause again, they dont really need us or our $ when they have corporations out their giving them $$$$.
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Ashwynn said:
Well, not all of us fans live in Texas ya know. You must get the game locally. I know you don't ever want to have to pay for a game and I don't blame you. But for those of us who do not live in Texas we do have to pay for it.
While I see your point, I will not give up and not watch the Cowboys for your pain...Sorry.
So I'll also assume you never order PPV movies or have any pay channels like HBO, Showtime, etc...and you have an antenna on you house and don't pay for cable.
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What planet do you live on ?? Where in the constitution does it outline your inalienable right to free football? Hello! There's cost associated with these games, like, uh, paying the players, the camera and HD equipment, broadcast rights, etc.Ashwynn said:
Anyway, I'd pay just about any cost. It's worth it, and less than what it would cost to buy season tickets.
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TheSkaven said:What planet do you live on ?? Where in the constitution does it outline your inalienable right to free football? Hello! There's cost associated with these games, like, uh, paying the players, the camera and HD equipment, broadcast rights, etc.
Anyway, I'd pay just about any cost. It's worth it, and less than what it would cost to buy season tickets.
This is the first year that I am paying for Sunday Ticket but I do know that I am watching a game that someone, somewhere is getting for free by strapping bunny ears to his TV.
I understand both points of view, and yes, we do have rights to free tv if we pick it up with bunny ears.
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That isn't illegal, but that policy probably only costs you $25 a month or so and it protects you from theft and everything else. I've seen policies as low as $10 a month.Jimmie said:
Not a well known fact but if everything you own is destroyed in a fire that doesn't start in your apartment if you aren't insured you lost everything. Doesn't matter if you caused the fire or not. Water pipe breaks under the floors and floods your apartment and ruins everything. If you don't have insurance it is gone. Fault doesn't matter.
An apartment community's insurance policy will only cover the assets they list. Your assets will not be on their protection list.
Renter's insurance is a good idea whether you get the dish or not.