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12-13-2006 01:06 PM #1
question about moving in stages..
I'll be moving soon, halfway across the country. the rest of my family won't follow me for several weeks, or maybe months. I've been a Dish customer for almost 10 years and don't want to lose that account. But I also need to get something at the new address.
I suppose I could buy a 2nd receiver and place at new address (no locals as I'd be out of the spot beam) but I'd need a 2nd dish to go with it and I am not good at installing those things.
Anyone have any ideas?
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12-13-2006 01:28 PM #2
You will need to have two accounts (one for each address) if you want service at both locations.
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12-13-2006 03:15 PM #3
You are better off signing up for a new account at your new address and take advantage of all the new customer promotions.
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12-13-2006 03:48 PM #4
Or you can purchase cards for limited service until your family moves to your new place.
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12-13-2006 03:54 PM #5
Call up and use the Dish Mover promotion to get the dishes installed at the new house. Then, just take one receiver with you and plug it in at the new house. Tell the installer when he shows up that you are just getting service installed so it will be up and running when you do actually move.
I just recently did this. Dish came out on Sunday to install my dishes. I told the installer all he had to do was get the connections in four rooms "hot" and thats what he did. I had an old receiver with me that we checked out each location just o make sure it was working. Two weeks later when I finally did move, I just took all of my receivers and plugged them in.
Now, since youre moving across the country, the receivers you leave at the old house will probably lose locals as they turn on your new locals as soon as you move service. Those receivers will also have the time/time zone settings for your new address. This wasnt an issue for me as I was just moving across town.
I completely understand not wanting to close an account that you have had open for 10 years. Dish takes care of long-time customers.
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12-13-2006 03:59 PM #6Exactly what Steven said. I moved from Las Vegas to Tucson and did the same thing (movers program). My wife and household were setup in Tucson 3 weeks before I left Vegas. I kept one box with me and had no locals but all other programming worked fine.
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