Thats true too, but he should be able to get these for free rather easliy from D* if its a lease
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with the deals they have now yes i agree with you. besides instead of doing this online you could always call and they might even bend things a little further for even a better deal. i know D has taken care of other things for me and D has given me great discounts. can't complain
Wow, what a switch from Dish.with the deals they have now yes i agree with you. besides instead of doing this online you could always call and they might even bend things a little further for even a better deal. i know D has taken care of other things for me and D has given me great discounts. can't complain
Does Rupert Murdoch still own DirecTV? Hate that guy...
Depending on the monthly lease fee, I should come out ahead if I can in fact buy one for $50, so worth a try. If not, a free one should be easy.
Is anyone using the HD-PVR?
tell me about it. i also have dish and i plan to disconnect their service very soon after almost 10 years. there was a time the dish was great with their customer service but that's gone down hill. i still love their dvr's though
with the deals they have now yes i agree with you. besides instead of doing this online you could always call and they might even bend things a little further for even a better deal. i know D has taken care of other things for me and D has given me great discounts. can't complain
I agree. I got, as stated many times before, free HD-DVRs from them, and anytime I have had a problem it was handled to my satisfaction. They are very good at this IMHO
i think he understands that. the good thing is since it's a lease fee either way if you can save a few bucks getting off of ebay then it's worth it.
i've bought and sold a lot on ebay and if his feedback is solid then i wouldn't worry about anything.
actually besides that whatever you pay for the receiver is actually a lease payment. that's why if D is charging you more for the receiver than someone else you might as well go with the other since it's all an upfront lease payment. what ever you pay if it's $50 or $30 or $100, you still don't own it.you might as well pay the least possible amount of money.
True, but he can get it for free as a lease. At least I think he can right now.
To me it would come down to can you trust the seller. Personally, I wouldnt. I just have heard to many stories that sound like this. Hope yours turns out right Quantum
i think he understands that. the good thing is since it's a lease fee either way if you can save a few bucks getting off of ebay then it's worth it.
From his comments I would not be to sure about that.
So I get the IRD free from D -- Then they charge me what, $5/mo for lease? For two years? I come out better buying this, even if it is a lease. Especially if it's not, as represented.
And I've been an active member with eBay almost since the beginning ('98), and I've been subject to about every scam and dodge there is. The most important metric is longevity there. It's always a balance of risk, no matter what, but you've got to factor that against the potential loss. Some are afraid, but I am less so.
I have just seen way to many times that people say the exact same thing and them come back all ticked off. I don't mean to be negative but I just want to make sure your have the facts.
The $5 fee is paid if you own or lease the equipment. The first $5 fee is waived as part of the subscription. The owned fee is a mirror fee and the leased one is a lease fee. They are basicly the same just different names.
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