cpalmer2k

Still nothing on my end either via e-mail or regular mail. I've only had DNS for a few years though and made no changes to my equipment/service in that time. I guess maybe they're either randomly selecting accounts for review, or going after those that are the oldest? 

Hrm... so am I the only one with DNS here who has NOT gotten the notice? I wonder if they're going in chronological order or something. It's only been a few years since I signed up so mine might be more in date than most. 

I'm kind of curious in this situation what they're fishing for though. I know the provision says they're supposed to have one on file at all times, but I haven't gotten an e-mail and the registration I provided definitely has expired since that time. There is a newer provision of the law that says you can't view HD programming from an EARLIER time zone which is why they have been making new subscribers get either the East, or West, but not both. I'm wondering if they're asking for registrations from those on the older "dual" east/west stations so then can convert them over to either or, or if they're just working through the whole base of DNS customers and just haven't made it to my account yet. I definitely don't want to call and ask to open a can of worms, but I obviously don't want the DNS to get cut off because they "missed" my account either. I'd be curious to know if others who only have the East OR West coast feeds (not both) have gotten these messages or just the ones on the older dual coasts versions. 

Is there an e-mail address on the e-mails that are going out that we might could contact directly? 

Out of curiosity are those who are getting e-mails on the "older" DNS package that gets East and West Coast stations or are you on the "newer" package that only gets either the East or West Coast (depending on location)? I have DNS service but haven't received anything from DirecTV.