Does anyone know if Directv will ever get a leasing or no committment program? I have a friend who isn't happy that he doesn't have ESPN-HD and would like to check out satellite but doesn't want the committment or up front cost of it. Voom is totally out of the question as I have already tried it and he wanted it but the installer kept cancelling on him.
Directv and no committment
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If you can find used equipment somewhere you should be able to sign up without a 1 year contract.
I don't believe this is true, I gave a friend one of my old DirecTV receivers and DirecTV required a 1 year commitment to activate it.
Then dont want the new card in pirates hands, its to easy to sub and then cancel a month later meaning you have a card which you can tinker with.
Then dont want the new card in pirates hands, its to easy to sub and then cancel a month later meaning you have a card which you can tinker with.
No such thing. In order for a dealer to make any commissions, they must have the customer sign an annual agreement form. Maybe if you called DIRECTV directly...Tom Cahill said:
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It seems you are right.They no longer allow activation without a contract.I had a customer do this a few months back,that's why I said it could be done.
It seems you are right.They no longer allow activation without a contract.I had a customer do this a few months back,that's why I said it could be done.
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