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Shouldn't be a problem, as far as I can see. :D

Not necessarily a cracked LNB. I've seen many cases where moisture will get into the connections of the LNB, and cause - for want of a better term - a short. Either way, the tech will probably replace the LNB. :D

:D You mean a Signal Integrity Sweep.

Mistake or not, you do have to realize that, in the end, we're all human... most of us. ;)

There is no commitment renewal (or addition) involved in suspending your service. Not that I'm aware of. :D We can extend an account up to 240 days, and ask that you keep the account active for a minimum of either three or six months (memory fails; I'm a tech agent, so I don't suspend...

What's the card number? :devil:

That's it.

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You honestly wouldn't believe how many times I hear about it being a "problem on our end..." especially when it isn't. :D

It's a problem we've noticed with the system, since the lease program went into effect March 1. Owned receivers showing up as lease. The DVR service fee *IS* $5.99 - a lease receiver fee is $4.99, like any additional receiver. However, if you are certain you DO own the receiver, call in and...

If you call DirecTV, we'll send you the white universal remote - as stated earlier. It's $15.

Yep, get a new R-15, so that it can get the same upgrade, and have the same problem - and, the second time around, you'll be stuck with it. Heh.

Even more expensive to think that, if caught, it's a federal crime. ;)

Oh yes, and trust me, it's a pain in the ass to get them working again when they go out.