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tripod said:Do you think the retention dept would issue me an up to date receiver to replace my 2700 bought in '97,without charge or just go to DTV.Faithful 8.5 year customer-tp 180.
They will. I got a upgrade to a 625 and a superdish and it didn't cost me a dime. Been with dishnetwork for 9 years. I had a 501 and 7100. Try the ceo e-mail address you can find here on this message boards.
The only thing is that it is a lease receiver and dish.
Later,
BigJohn2
If you don't need a DVR, then I believe you would be eligible for the 211 $49 lease, which would include a dish upgrade, that's worth a fair amount of money. It's an HD receiver but there are no disadvantages for having an HD box.
Likewise you should be eligible for a $299 622 lease too.
And that you would have a good chance at getting a deal on a 625 DVR, but probably a lease deal.
Non lease, they might not offer a whole lot. Dish is into leasing. Haven't heard much of late about $99 purchase offers on older gear, like they used to offer.
Likewise you should be eligible for a $299 622 lease too.
And that you would have a good chance at getting a deal on a 625 DVR, but probably a lease deal.
Non lease, they might not offer a whole lot. Dish is into leasing. Haven't heard much of late about $99 purchase offers on older gear, like they used to offer.
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My gut says you have a pretty fair chance to get a 510 for little money.
Yeah, it's a lease, but why would you care?
Just make sure you get them to waive the lease fee - it'll be your primary receiver, but they WILL try to nail you for the extra $5. You WILL end up paying the DVR fee unless you have AEP, though.
Yeah, it's a lease, but why would you care?
Just make sure you get them to waive the lease fee - it'll be your primary receiver, but they WILL try to nail you for the extra $5. You WILL end up paying the DVR fee unless you have AEP, though.
