Purchase Madden NFL 25 Anniversary Edition From Amazon, Get NFL Sunday Ticket Free

[Robcards]

I wonder what quality watching it on a computer is, seriously considering this as a directv subscriber who doesn't have Sunday ticket and hooking my comp up to my big screen with an hdmi cable.

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Robcards

I wonder what quality watching it on a computer is, seriously considering this as a directv subscriber who doesn't have Sunday ticket and hooking my comp up to my big screen with an hdmi cable.

If you have a fast connection it's as good as watching it on the TV..

[robbins]

I'd still like some clarification before I buy the Anniversary Edition.

I *could* get Direct TV in my area but I can't because I am already locked in with Dish and I don't want to change anyway.

If I buy this special Anniversary Edition, will I be able to get the Sunday Ticket online for the full NFL season or will they deny it because technically, Direct TV service would work at my address?

Has anyone from DTV cleared this up yet?

[Gabeking]

Quote: Originally Posted by robbins

I'd still like some clarification before I buy the Anniversary Edition. I *could* get Direct TV in my area but I can't because I am already locked in with Dish and I don't want to change anyway. If I buy this special Anniversary Edition, will I be able to get the Sunday Ticket online for the full NFL season or will they deny it because technically, Direct TV service would work at my address? Has anyone from DTV cleared this up yet?

Would like to know this too

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by robbins

I'd still like some clarification before I buy the Anniversary Edition. I *could* get Direct TV in my area but I can't because I am already locked in with Dish and I don't want to change anyway. If I buy this special Anniversary Edition, will I be able to get the Sunday Ticket online for the full NFL season or will they deny it because technically, Direct TV service would work at my address? Has anyone from DTV cleared this up yet?

This is no official answer by any means but realistically DirecTV isn't going to really know if you can get them or not...I mean come on, they can't investigate each instance of whether or not DirecTV is available. Just saying. I think you'll be alright..just my opinion..

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by robbins

I'd still like some clarification before I buy the Anniversary Edition. I *could* get Direct TV in my area but I can't because I am already locked in with Dish and I don't want to change anyway. If I buy this special Anniversary Edition, will I be able to get the Sunday Ticket online for the full NFL season or will they deny it because technically, Direct TV service would work at my address? Has anyone from DTV cleared this up yet?

LOL. You guys are over thinking this. As I stated before, damn near every address in the US is technically able to get DTV. Satellite providers are different than cable providers. In my area, we are only able to get Verizon or Comcast for cable (so if Time Warner wanted to sell service in my area it would have to get approval from the local government).

Satellite providers are able to offer their service anywhere w/o local gov approval. As long as the dish can pick up the signal, DTV is available in your home. The only exceptions are if you rent in an apartment building (like mine) that doesnt allow tenants to install dishes) or if your apartment doesnt face out to the direction needed to pick up the signal.

So there is no true verification of whether you can get DTV or not. DTV cant actually do that without coming to your house and they arent going to waste money to do that for a promotion thats only offered to 50,000 people.

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by aholbert32

LOL. You guys are over thinking this. As I stated before, damn near every address in the US is technically able to get DTV. Satellite providers are different than cable providers. In my area, we are only able to get Verizon or Comcast for cable (so if Time Warner wanted to sell service in my area it would have to get approval from the local government). Satellite providers are able to offer their service anywhere w/o local gov approval. As long as the dish can pick up the signal, DTV is available in your home. The only exceptions are if you rent in an apartment building (like mine) that doesnt allow tenants to install dishes) or if your apartment doesnt face out to the direction needed to pick up the signal. So there is no true verification of whether you can get DTV or not. DTV cant actually do that without coming to your house and they arent going to waste money to do that for a promotion thats only offered to 50,000 people.

or...read what I said..LOL

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

or...read what I said..LOL

Didnt even see your post, man.