Free ANTENNA due to loss of local channels

DTV is testing their LCC device in Las Vegas and Salt Lake that comes with a flat antenna that may work but you have to call to see if DTV will allow it to be sent to you as they may not extend the test market to your area as they did with Salt Lake when their NBC affiliate pulled their feed.

I received my free antenna to allow me to get CBS and the CW channels.  I've connected it as directed and still do NOT get these channels.  I've checked and double checked the installation and it is correct.  I need a solution.  They tell me that DIRECTv has reached a settlement with the owner.....I'm still seeing the disclaimer that says otherwise on my screen. I'm paying for them each month despite not getting the service.  Giving me a discount on premium channels does not solve the problem and was not requested.  Get me answers please.

Unless you happen to live next to the transmission tower the antenna will likely not work. I've seen a matrix, believe it was a link somewhere on AT&Ts site, that shows by zip code and station, the signal strength. Have seen another that indicates whether you need an indoor, attic, or outside antenna. They sent me an antenna even though the signal strength here (for Fox) indicates the antenna won't work. If AT&T didn't purchase and send out useless equipment they could probably afford to pay to get us our channels (which they contend were not promised).

Those flat panel antennas will typically work to 15/20 miles although it's dependent on terrain 

diana - what's your zip code

CBS has returned the feed to their owned affiliates but DTV has not reached an agreement with Nexstar owned affiliates.