Sunday, April 30, 2017

How To Get FREE HDTV With All Your Favorite Channels Legally..


If you could stop paying for cable or satellite TV and still get all of your favorite TV channels in HD for FREE, would you do it? Millions of Americans are doing just that, thanks to the brand new TV Scout Antenna.

Cable and satellite TV can be a big monthly charge, and they’re going up around 6 percent per year. If you’re fed up paying high bills to watch TV or find that you don’t use all the channels you pay for, there’s a new “super” antenna that plugs into your TV that allows you to watch all of your favorite channels in HD for free.

The truth is, anybody who is paying for a cable or satellite subscription is getting ripped off. The average American spends $850 per year on cable or satellite TV alone and is set to increase to over $1000 per year in another 3 years.
That’s expensive and quite simply, a big waste of money.
Thankfully, with the TV Scout Antenna, you no longer need to give your hard earned money away to the big cable companies. Americans are now cutting the cord on their cable companies in record numbers, saving them thousands of dollars.

The dirty little secret cable companies don’t want you to know about…


Ever since this antenna has been released to the public, the big cable companies are panicing because American's will no longer need to pay for cable or satellite tv to get their favorite channels in HD. Over-the-air broadcasts are still going strong, and they're in crystal-clear high definition. But until now, there hasn't been an antenna advanced enough to pick them up reliably. (There are other antenna's out on the market, but they fail miserably in comparison to this one)
Developed by a NASA engineer using military technology, the TV Scout Antenna uses a discrete mud flap modern design which makes it the most reliable and technologically advanced antenna to hit the market today. One thing to note is that the optimal range is 25 miles from a TV broadcast point; weather and environmental factors may impact reception.



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