BELL EXPRESSVU help

BELL EXPRESSVU help

talloola

#31

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

I have had Bell ExpressVu for years, great service, I can change my channelling any time,
with the help of their service providers, and I can set up my packages to fit into the
amount I am willing to pay.

No problems at all, and I have never enjoyed such great TV coverage, including many
wonderful HD channels, so I have nothing but praise for this company.

B00Mer

#32

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by talloola

I have had Bell ExpressVu for years, great service, I can change my channelling any time,
with the help of their service providers, and I can set up my packages to fit into the
amount I am willing to pay.

No problems at all, and I have never enjoyed such great TV coverage, including many
wonderful HD channels, so I have nothing but praise for this company.

talloola, do you work for Bell ExpressVu

DurkaDurka

#33

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by B00Mer

BELL EXPRESSVU is about the worst company in Canada. Over bill, crappy channels, CBC in 5 different time zones, WoOt!.

I have DirecTV and live by it.

How do they over-charge when compared to Rogers, Shaw etc?
How do you define crappy channels? ExpressVu has hundreds of Channels.
ExpressVu is forced to carry the CBC in all times zones due to CRTC regulation.

Considering one cannot legally subscribe to DirecTV in Canada, I assume you are pulling some fraud in relation to your mailing address?

DaSleeper

#34

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

I had Direct TV for a couple of years until last year when I couldn't receive it anymore

I didn't find it better than Express Vu....only different and for me in Northern Ontario, I needed a bigger Dish to pick up the sinal from 110 west...

BTW I got a used Multi Satellite receiver for sale.......cheap.........

talloola

#35

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by B00Mer

talloola, do you work for Bell ExpressVu

nope, do you work for direct TV? lol

B00Mer

#36

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by DurkaDurka

How do they over-charge when compared to Rogers, Shaw etc?
How do you define crappy channels? ExpressVu has hundreds of Channels.
ExpressVu is forced to carry the CBC in all times zones due to CRTC regulation.

Considering one cannot legally subscribe to DirecTV in Canada, I assume you are pulling some fraud in relation to your mailing address?

They over charge because I get better programming, more channels for much cheaper in DirecTV. They are a rip off, and BELL uses DirecTV satellites.

I define crappy channels when you get the same dam channel but just different time zones. Has anyone ever heard of a PVR or TIVO here.

CRTC is run by the big telecommunication companies in Canada.

Lastly, duel citizenship. Live in Canada, have a US address. I have had DirecTV since 1994 and don't plan on giving it up any time soon. HD/3D receiver.. love the service.

DaSleeper

#37

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by B00Mer

They over charge because I get better programming, more channels for much cheaper in DirecTV. They are a rip off, and BELL uses DirecTV satellites.

I define crappy channels when you get the same dam channel but just different time zones. Has anyone ever heard of a PVR or TIVO here.

CRTC is run by the big telecommunication companies in Canada.

Lastly, duel citizenship. Live in Canada, have a US address. I have had DirecTV since 1994 and don't plan on giving it up any time soon. HD/3D receiver.. love the service.

Strange my bell dish is aimed at Nimiq 1 91* West & Nimiq 2 82* West and when I had Direct TV my second dish was aimed at 110* West & 119* West...not the same satellites or direction.....But they did move a couple of old direct tv satellites behind Nimiq I and 2 in '04 and '07 (I think) to help support the extra channels that Bell was broadcasting.....which is understandable since they both use the same kind of transponders with the same encoding system ..."Nagra 3"

I just heard that the code has been cracked.....my old receiver may not be for sale after all....if just a code is needed and no new hardware

DurkaDurka

#38

Re: BELL EXPRESSVU help

Oct 12th, 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by B00Mer

They over charge because I get better programming, more channels for much cheaper in DirecTV. They are a rip off, and BELL uses DirecTV satellites.

I define crappy channels when you get the same dam channel but just different time zones. Has anyone ever heard of a PVR or TIVO here.

CRTC is run by the big telecommunication companies in Canada.

Lastly, duel citizenship. Live in Canada, have a US address. I have had DirecTV since 1994 and don't plan on giving it up any time soon. HD/3D receiver.. love the service.

Bell uses a former, single DirecTV satellite, which is a temporary measure while a replacement is being built.

The channels you get depends on what you are willing to pay, you sir, sound like a cheapskate.

Bell has a 5100, 5800, 5900, 5200, 9200, 9242 & 9241 which are all PVR's

You can get Tivo in Canada if you want to pay extra for it.

You're still breaking your end user agreement by using your US service in Canada, not that I care but ya.

What exactly is a 3D receiver? Your receiver feeds a signal to your TV, it doesn't care what the content is as long as it has the capabilities to decode.

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