Dishnetwork and dish pause

[diandtom]

We are leaving on a RV trip this Friday and I have put Dishnetwork on pause while we are gone. We will be gone a couple months. I have a extra receiver in our RV and from what I am told. I will have to do away with the pause on my Dishnetwork and pay the $57 a month regular charge for Dish plus $10 for the extra receiver. We stay at campground that mostly have cable. I hate to pay $67 for something that I may use only a few times a month. Anyone know of a better plan?
Tom

[Bill Adams]

Either you DO want Dish Network service or you DO NOT want Dish Network service and you can put it on vacation. You only need one receiver (the master) in your RV and you can suspend or disconnect any additional you do not need to save a couple of bucks a month.

[diandtom]

I hate paying with the additional receiver $67 a month for something that I may be only to use a few times. I find while Rv ing trees get in the way a lot of times. Dishnetwork get $5 for the extra receiver and another $5 because the receiver cannot call in for programing . I would have had Direct TV a few years ago but the tech did not show up and I waited all day for him. They probably don't have anything better either. I think I will leave the pause on and get it going when I get back.

[Bill Adams]

You original question appears to be that you are looking for a better plan. What other kind of a plan would suit you better? You can't turn the service on and off for a day or two here and there so it's just a matter of whether you do or do not need satellite TV. If you are in a campground with free cable you certainly do not. If you are going to be traveling and out of range of OTA TV you certainly do. Somewhere in-between is likely where your situation falls and only you can decide if you want to pay the fee. The only extra fee is the $5/month for no phone line and many DN customers have been successful in having this fee waived.