Not funny. I was on cloud 9 for a few seconds!!I hear they ARE making new units and are preparing for the Hopper 4.
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There is no Hopper 4, I just wanted to see who reads the entire message.
Interesting - got a NEW H3 as an RA replacement
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What I meant is the HD would be new but if they require certain specific models that are no longer being made, the date could still be from the last it was made which can be many years ago. Since they will most likely buy the OEM versions, they would not have a warranty even if it's a current model.
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Gotcha.
From what I understand, any HD will work with the exception of a SSD.
Sure, right after navychop leaves Dish, they would come out with the Hopper 4!
With a recording light!
I've been out of the business almost 20 years and they're still packing new receivers that way.
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Yep, the remans come in this shrink wrap type of plastic and have very different looking labels.
that would be a kick in the ballsSure, right after navychop leaves Dish, they would come out with the Hopper 4!
it would be a bigger kick in the balls if they came out with the one discussed on reddit. bigger drive more memory and tuners 
. that will never happen.
. that will never happen.DTV is tying to push new subs to there streaming sh*t!!! doubtful DTV will be making anymore sat boxes anytime soon... I think dish will take over the DTV subs in time..
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That info shows up when we look up a customer's acct. It will show the rec info and below it say owned or leased aka fleesed
so even before it's activated it shows up as purchasedThat info shows up when we look up a customer's acct. It will show the rec info and below it say owned or leased aka fleesed
There needs to be. With an onboard access point for wireless devices and native Android OS.There is no Hopper 4, I just wanted to see who reads the entire message.
If you login to your Dish account, under my account > my equipment it will show you. There was a big problem in the 00's with Dish marking owned equipment as leased, and of course it was a nightmare to get it corrected.
In the early days, Dish gave you the equipment before they switched to the leasing model. There was even a period of time where they ran an owning and leasing campaign together, "Digital Home Advantage" but the only way to get more than 2 receivers without buying was leasing.
I know that I seen that section of my acct. I was speaking about non activated hardware purchased from like solid signal.If you login to your Dish account, under my account > my equipment it will show you. There was a big problem in the 00's with Dish marking owned equipment as leased, and of course it was a nightmare to get it corrected.
In the early days, Dish gave you the equipment before they switched to the leasing model. There was even a period of time where they ran an owning and leasing campaign together, "Digital Home Advantage" but the only way to get more than 2 receivers without buying was leasing.
Depends on if a customer buys it for cash or if it ends up on a leased account and Dish reimburses the retailer. If it's sitting on the shelf at SS it's not tied to a customer account.
Basically the distributor sells the equipment to a retailer, they sign up a new subscriber and activate the equipment on that account. Dish then pays the retailer their commission for the new customer and reimburses them for the equipment. The retailer can also just sell the receiver to a customer for cash.
The rubber feet! Do they still melt like the ones that were on the old Echo/HTS C-band IR/D's like Tracker VIII?