DISH retention #

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gren25

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Jan 25, 2004

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Does anyone have the # for DISH retention

 

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nsafreak

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Nov 7, 2004

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• May 20, 2006

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As far as I'm aware there is no direct number for retention at Dish.

 

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Mr Tony

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• May 20, 2006

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there is no number

 

boba

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• May 20, 2006

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Iceberg said:

there is no number

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Sure there is, the good ol 1-800-333-DISH

 

riffjim4069

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• May 20, 2006

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Send an e-mail to ceo@echostar.com - they are pretty good about responding in a timely fashion. If not, shoot me a PM.

 

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gren25

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ok thanks guys just wondering if there was a # for dish like there was for directv

 

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gren25

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riffjim4069 my nephew is in the marines sim per fi.

 

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iceondsom

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• May 21, 2006

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You can suspend your account for up to 6 months at a time (once per year) using DISH Pause. The fee is $10/month.

 

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Mikef5

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• May 22, 2006

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gren25 said:

riffjim4069 my nephew is in the marines sim per fi.

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Not to nit pic but it's semper fidelis ( Always faithful ) or semper fi for short. My father was in the marines for 30 years and so was my brother. I was Navy for 20 years, the only sane one in the house

Laters,
Mikef5

 

riffjim4069

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• May 22, 2006

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Mikef5 said:

Not to nit pic but it's semper fidelis ( Always faithful ) or semper fi for short. My father was in the marines for 30 years and so was my brother. I was Navy for 20 years, the only sane one in the house

Laters,
Mikef5

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Semper Fi! I can't argue with your last statement...