Dish Customer thinking about moving to D* questions.

[Bogy]

We are using the DirecTV Remote Lite on our Android phones. Free, and works well.

[supermod38]

As far as the two extra TV sets go, you could get an HDMI splitter and an HDMI extender over ethernet and it would work. You could get the RF remote kit for the H25's and control them from the remote room. I use a ViewHD 1x2 splitter from Amazon it is about $40, and the TrippLite HDMI Over CAT5/CAT6 Wallplate Extender it is about $60 at Amazon. I would recommend using CAT6 cable for this, I have this setup to get HD to a Kitchen television from a HR24 and it works well. As far as DirecTV helping you out with the early termination fee, you might could call and see if they could do anything. They are not advertising that they are, and I kind of doubt it.

just switched from direct to dish......... direct is offering to pay UP TO $200.00 in cancellation fees, for me to come back.

[rapidturtle]

Wow, $200 isn't to shabby. That would cover my ETF. I know you would be a returning so it might be different. I might have to wait on the Directv everywhere app to come though. My son uses the sling adapter at college sometimes to catch up on our local news and such. I actually forgot all about that until he mentioned it. From my understanding this feature is supposed to be coming soon for D*?

[JEFFinINDY]

What are the cancellation fees for E* and D* these days?

[rapidturtle]

I'm pretty sure it is about $15 per month left on your contract for E*, not sure on D*.

[Jimbo]

What are the cancellation fees for E* and D* these days?

I'm pretty sure it is about $15 per month left on your contract for E*, not sure on D*.

$ 20 per month left on your contract.

[oldengineer]

E* and D* have crazy business models for handling new and existing customers. After being away from D* for 2 months I'm also getting offers, including the $200 ETF assist, from D*. Maybe it has something to do with accounting policies.

I worked for AT&T after the breakup. They owned a brand new building near Allentown, PA which was virtually unoccupied. The group I worked for paid to lease office space in a complex near their owned building because it was cheaper from an accounting standpoint at the department level to do this, even though from an overall corporate level it was more expensive.