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Call me crazy, but I spent almost six months trying to figure out which satellite system was best: our house was in a constant state of Direct TV vs Dish Network comparison. After much research (and soul searching), I’ve come to the conclusion that both are wonderful providers, and the final decision regarding which to choose lies with the consumer. But, there are a few things to watch out for when choosing which satellite TV provider will best meet your viewing needs:

Changing the name did not mean changing the excellent service that the customer receives from a satellite provider. Hugesnet satellite just became more improved. Customers receive high-speed broadband connections that surpass dial up and cable. More people are changing to Hugesnet satellite for their Internet and television needs for many reasons. The Internet speed is the most important reason for choosing satellite Internet. The speeds that you connect at are faster than you can find with any cable or dial up Internet service provider. The fastest speed received with Hugesnet is two Mbps, depending on the ISP provider in your area. Even the lowest speed will be faster than dial up.

You work hard to earn your money and you want the best values when you spend it. You don’t want the same service you paid for last year to be almost 10% more expensive this year without offering you more for your money. Because of this, you need to look into switching to Dishnetwork for your television service needs. Dishnetwork has over 14 programming packages that are meant to fit everybody’s budget and most people will qualify for free initial equipment and installation. Not only does each package offer tons of programming choices, but every one of Dish Network’s receivers give you tons of convenient features. As your needs or budget changes, you can easily change your package to meet your new circumstances.

Ever wonder how satellite companies make their money? Well, other than that huge check you send them each month in exchange for their programming there are other clever ways satellite companies keep you from “borrowing” their services. One way they do this is by scrambling their satellite signals so that not everyone with a satellite dish and receiver box can pick up programming.

As one of the first to offer satellite TV in the US, the Dish Network has also been among the pioneers in offering HDTV programming. Dish provides satellite television and audio service over the US and is under the supervision of parent company, EchoStar Communications Corporation. Dish was launched in 1996 and is based in Englewood, Colorado.