Look at the documetation that I have sent and tell me if it was your bill you would not be aggrevated.

Just wondering, if you take them to small claims court doesnt that
mean you have to sue them for money?

I have Dishnetwork have for over 3 years, I love it no problems, no
overcharging and I always get great customer service.

For example

We had paid for Qwest for the Cup last year, all the games where
blacked out so we didnt get to see any. Dish credited my account.

Good Luck!

Good luck in small claims court! I hope you win!

If you're suing them, then I doubt they'd do anything to help. The
entire last paragraph proves their case for them. Now they have time
to think of a plausable defense to this alleged fraud. If you have a
copy of a letter declining the 18 month plan, then why have your wife
sign for the sheriff?
If they have your wife's signature and can prove she changed her
signature on purpose, then what?

My guess would be, that paying them for a year would imply that a)you
allowed the set up b)you accepted the equipment c)you established that
there was some kind of agreement to their standard terms and d) they
have the right to get their equipment back and an early termination
fee if the payments are in line with their normal contract.

Why pay for something you didn't agree to for a year?

My wife signed her name for the sheriff because dish network told us
to go file fraud charges. I ordered dish network and had them set it
up, payed for usage of a year, but you don't have to sign a contract
to use this product. You have implied that a contract was signed which
it never was, that is the whole point here. Please get your facts
straight before answering A) No contract was signed B)You can accept
the equipment with no contract C)They got their equipment back based
on their standard terms with no contract and D)Paying for something
for one year of usage does not imply a contract or allow them to sign
my wifes name on anything. To give you a work of advice signing
someones name without them knowing is fraud and makes that contract
void. Are you an attorney or a judge, because I beleive that I have
spoken to enough of them in the last month to prove my case in small
claims court. Also the attorney general for the state I live in
beleives the same.