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In Bend, Bend Broadband has picked up CSNNW in their "Preferred" package. If you want more, you pay a little more. Why can't other Cable comapanies try that?

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With DTV I am locked out from CSNNW (Blazers/Ducks) in Sunriver. Chambers Cable is not even considering CSNNW. I am frustrated to see that the DTV guide provides CSN to other areas of the country such as Chicago, New England, Calif. and elsewhere. If those folks can see their local teams, why are we denied? Their customer service folks tell me CSN comes to those subscribers at no extra cost. I would even be willing to pay. How fair is that? I blame them all DTV, CSN, and Blazers. Each sluffs off the responsibility and blames the others. That gives them an easy excuse to do nothing.

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