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You lease 2 receivers and connect to a phone line....
1st receiver has no lease fee.
2nd receiver has a lease fee of $5, $6 for an HD
2nd receiver has an additional outlet fee $5 that is waived if connected to same phone line as first.
So 2nd leased receiver is either $5 or $10 depending on if connected to a phone line.
(Or more if a dual tuner.)
You lease 1 receiver, own 1 receiver, and connect to a phone line....
1st receiver is lease and has no fee.
2nd receiver is owned and has no lease fee.
2nd receiver has an additional outlet fee $5 that is waived if connected to same phone line as first.
I dunno...
But I guess if you owned two 622 without a phone line and did not lease anything, you would owe:
3 Additional Outlet Fee's ($15)
2 DVR fee's ($11.96)
2 HD Enabling Fee's ($14)
1 Set of taxes for all of the above.
1 Set of programming charges.
So lets correct this cause you have some stuff wrong.
You lease 2 receivers as a new customer and connect to a phone line....
1st receiver has no lease fee.
2nd receiver has an additional outlet fee of $5, $7 for an HD
If these are single tuner receivers there is no phone line fee.
So 2nd receiver leased or owned as a new customer is $5
Dual Tuner Receivers are the only ones that have an extra $5 fee if not connected to a phone line
You lease 1 receiver, own 1 receiver, and connect to a phone line....
1st receiver is lease and has no fee.
2nd receiver is owned and has no lease fee.
2nd receiver has an additional outlet fee of $5
Again, I'm assuming you are talking about single tuner receivers in this case.
If you owned two 622 without a phone line and did not lease anything, you would owe:
1 Additional Outlet Fee ($5)
Phone line Fee ($10 One for each receiver)
2 DVR fee's ($11.96)
1 HD Enabling Fee's ($7 and Only if you don't get HD, it's not per receiver)
1 Set of taxes for all of the above.
1 Set of programming charges.
