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#9702 International TV Channel options
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After yet another several hours of wasted time on the phone with the DISHNetwork call center - a regular and frustrating experience for the past three years after a decade of no problems whatsoever - I would like to know if anyone on the list is having any better luck with getting international stations via cable, another satellite service provider, or on-line.  I need French, Spanish, German, Japanese and Chinese. The ONLY reason I've got DISH right now is because they offer everything I need with a single service, but their commercial billing has been a nightmare.  I'm ready for other options.

Margo Burns
Director of The Language Center
St. Paul's School
Concord, NH 03301

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