What actual dish do you have? They have that in their system and are probably including the replacement dish install in the costs. I know when I activated my purchased 622, they wanted to charge me for a Dish install which I had already taken care of.
I have the ill-fated SuperDish, 110, 119, 121. (I suppose at this point the 121 LNB is about useless.) It has a DP34 switch with two parallel RG6 cables all the way from the switch into the back of the 625. As you can see from that, it's old equipment, E* has spent no money on me in several years. . .
What programming package did you have, Laddyboy? See, I was wondering what would happen if I first called up and upgraded to the AEP, then see if that makes my DIU quote go down. If so, after the install, I could go back to Top200. That is, if I didn't get hooked on the AEP channels. . . Any idea if this would help?I had a Superdish and they upgraded me to HD and a 722 for $125 total.
I'm betting on this angle.What actual dish do you have? They have that in their system and are probably including the replacement dish install in the costs. I know when I activated my purchased 622, they wanted to charge me for a Dish install which I had already taken care of.
No lease fees? Are you sure that you didn't buy that 222?I called to cancel my account to switch to another service (I told them I was looking at D* to get HD for my new TV).
After several higher offers, here's what I got them to agree to:
1. Free VIP222 (I think I could have gotten a 722 if I asked for it).
2. Free installation
3. Free subscription service for 3 months (credited for $40 three times throuhout the 24 month contract)
4. Cinemax for a year ($0.01 per year)
5. No lease fees (I only have one receiver feeding 2 TVs)
I switched to a HD only package with locals so I'm actually paying substantially less than what I paid for the basic AT100 package plus locals.
Make sure to get them to summarize everything they agreed to before you hang up.
For those not paying attention, the first receiver is free of lease or additional receiver fees.No lease fees? Are you sure that you didn't buy that 222?
I was paying attention - it's just that I can't believe that the word "FREE" is in Charlie's vocabulary.For those not paying attention, the first receiver is free of lease or additional receiver fees.
I also have $150 for the 622 and $200 for the 722 show up when I go the the DIU page. I have a 1000.2 dish with a 722 already. I assume that the reason its more expensive for me is that I've only been a sub for 9 months. I am moving in a couple weeks and am adding another hdtv. I'd really like another HD DVR. Any advice on how to do both cheaper? I know I can do DishMover for free, but I'd really like to not bay $200 for a 722 and then have the lease fees. For that, I'll just go buy a $300 722 on ebay.
For those not paying attention, the first receiver is free of lease or additional receiver fees.
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