free tv

[frank]

I was just reading the paper and they had a full page write up about a new device that is supposed to get all hd and free tv channels. it is sold by national tv processing center in canton, ohio. do you think it will work like they advertise? has anyone heard of it?

 

[RunningBum]

https://www.bbbhelp.com/2013/05/24/...f-send-info-on-national-tv-processing-center/

Canton BBB gave Brilliant Built Technologies, of Canton, Ohio, a BBB Grade of a F, due to a pattern of complaints indicating the product does not do as advertised and consumer refunds were not being received in a timely manner. Canton BBB has received 122 complaints in the past 12 month period, with complaints about Sales and Refund Issues.

It's an over the air antenna. You won't get ESPN, HBO, A&E, and other cable/satellite only channels. You can also get much cheaper OTA antennas.

 

[REWahoo]

It's a scam. All you need is a TV antenna to receive over-the-air (OTA) signals.

National TV Processing Center Clear Cast consumer fact sheet review - YouTube

 

[braumeister]

Wow, that's really cool! Maybe soon they'll market a device that will let you receive free radio signals too!

 

[robnplunder]

If you have internet hooked up to a TV, you can pretty much get just about every channel out there, legally or illegally. You don't need to pay for another HW other than beefing up your download speed.