Extra OWNED hopper 2
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Seems that way unless some day in the future they allow it to be activated on the same account.
To clarify, are you talking about a hypothetical situation where a leased Hopper 3 breaks and you temporarily replace it with your owned Hopper 2 until you receive the Hopper 3's replacement? Not the Hopper 3 and the Hopper 2 at the same time. Might be more trouble than it's worth to reactivate/deactivate the Hopper 2 temporarily.
I would be in lots of trouble if there was no TV while waiting for H3 replacement.
If you are leasing the Hopper 3 you can't deactivate it in order to activate the other Hopper. Basically the other Hoppers is of little use to you.
If one activates a "new" account with owned equipment and cancels a week later, what fees are involved? Are there any minimums other than the prorated service. Are the receiver/dvr fees prorated?
How does that second account work for a same address location? Is there any price breaks? Are you running with a second dish for the second account? Can all four of your Hoppers see each other?
When upgrade to the H3 I will need to have a new dish installed for it. My current equipment will remain on the current dish/DPP44s.
For the second account all that should need to be done is add a 1/2 tot the service address and use the same real address as the billing address.
For the second account all that should need to be done is add a 1/2 tot the service address and use the same real address as the billing address.
Well, sounds like a good plan you have. A year is a long time to wait for the new DPH42 switch. I may have to install a wing dish too for a Hopper 3.
If you sign up as a new customer and sign a contract you would have to pay whatever cancellation fee detailed in the contract. I'm not sure what it currently is but I though it was like $20 for every month left on the contract or a maximum of $480. The equipment would need to be returned in 30 days. The price of programming should be pro rated.
That may be but it does make sense. The only way it could work is if Dish would make an exception while the customer waits for the replacement receiver.
There is no commitment dor owned equipment. Could you activate, cancel a week later, and only owe a weeks worth of prgramming and fees, or is there some other minimum that would kick in?
If you own the equipment and did not sign a contract then you can cancel any time you want. I'm not 100% sure one how they handle the program billing though. I would assume it's still prorated.
