Scherrman said:
WRONG!!!!!!!!!!
I worked for Dish at one time and it 6 receivers and the only reason it was 6 is because the CSG customer service software they used only allowed the entry of 6 receiver CAID numbers.
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Any chance that this idea would work
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WRONG!!!!!!!!!!
I worked for Dish at one time and it 6 receivers and the only reason it was 6 is because the CSG customer service software they used only allowed the entry of 6 receiver CAID numbers.
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This is the correct Answer.. 6 receivers.. But a limit of 3 leased receivers. You have to buy the other 3. But this can all change at Dish's whim.
I'm assuming they (Dish) won't consider the Joey units to be "receivers" against the 3 leased receiver limit. If they do count against the leased receiver limit, then they would have to sell Joey's standalone for houses that have more than 3 TVs.
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Joeys do not have tuners so Dish may not count them. I could see a 2 hopper limit on the account.
Given that joeys do not have much to them, I could see Dish not having a limit on them since they would get $7/month for them. I bet they end up costing Dish less than $50 each. Given that they would be pure gravy past the first 7 months, getting as many joeys as possible on an account would be pure gold. They do not have to worry about account stacking since they have to be tied to a Hopper.
7 TVs in your house? No problem you are effectively buying a joey every month from us for the life of your account...
Given that joeys do not have much to them, I could see Dish not having a limit on them since they would get $7/month for them. I bet they end up costing Dish less than $50 each. Given that they would be pure gravy past the first 7 months, getting as many joeys as possible on an account would be pure gold. They do not have to worry about account stacking since they have to be tied to a Hopper.
7 TVs in your house? No problem you are effectively buying a joey every month from us for the life of your account...
