another question

[grim_reaper]

under a flex pay acct. does dish charge a movers fee.. i chatted with a rep and they said that there would not be any charge to relocate service because i own the equipment.. for some reason that don't sound right..

and is there a way to hide a 4k joey behind a t.v.

 

[KAB]

under a flex pay acct. does dish charge a movers fee.. i chatted with a rep and they said that there would not be any charge to relocate service because i own the equipment.. for some reason that don't sound right..

and is there a way to hide a 4k joey behind a t.v.

Would you already have the dish and proper wiring at the "moved" location just to hook up and go? If not, you certainly would be charged for a new install.

 

[ChadT41]

Same rules apply, 1 year from last activation. If service disconnects and then restarts, that is a new activation. Also 12 months from previous move.

 

[grim_reaper]

Would you already have the dish and proper wiring at the "moved" location just to hook up and go? If not, you certainly would be charged for a new install.

i agree that's what i thought that there would be an install charge understandable since there giving out a techs time and equipment. a free install just didn't sound right LOL.. though i think an movers connection is cheaper if you have the protection plan..

as long as i can freeze my acct and pick up where i left off and i dont loose what ever remaining month then i'm cool!!!

 

[KAB]

i agree that's what i thought that there would be an install charge understandable since there giving out a techs time and equipment. a free install just didn't sound right LOL.. though i think an movers connection is cheaper if you have the protection plan..

as long as i can freeze my acct and pick up where i left off and i dont loose what ever remaining month then i'm cool!!!

Do yourself a favor and stop asking CSRs. If you want a definitive answer on ANYTHING, go through DIRT!

 

[TNGTony]

If you are doing the "Dish mover" program, that is free. No install charge with the restrictions noted by Chad. It's been years, but when I moved, the installed a new dish at my house, wired it up and installed my old (owned) receivers at no charge using the "Dish Mover" program.

 

[TNGTony]

What KAB said. from the main forum page look on the right side and click one of the people in red and ask them for help.

 

[grim_reaper]

Same rules apply, 1 year from last activation. If service disconnects and then restarts, that is a new activation. Also 12 months from previous move.[/QUOTE
are we thinking alike i was thinking of having a new install done after i move.. not renewing my monthly package??? i know if i let my service drop off there another months charge for that. what i am saying is that i thought a free install sounded fishy eve

Do yourself a favor and stop asking CSRs. If you want a definitive answer on ANYTHING, go through DIRT!

i sure will take your advice and contact the DIRT team after it took 15 times just to get a canned response!!!

 

[KAB]

What KAB said. from the main forum page look on the right side and click one of the people in red and ask them for help.

OR LEFT, depending on you forum STYLE!

 

[rcpandr]

http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/index.php?posts/3884774

 

[KAB]

http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/index.php?posts/3884774[/QUOTET

I think you lost track of your threads.

 

[rcpandr]

Grim-reaper said he wanted a way to hide a 4k Joey behind a TV.

 

[KAB]

Grim-reaper said he wanted a way to hide a 4k Joey behind a TV.

Not in this thread.

 

[MarkL@DISH]

under a flex pay acct. does dish charge a movers fee.. i chatted with a rep and they said that there would not be any charge to relocate service because i own the equipment.. for some reason that don't sound right..

and is there a way to hide a 4k joey behind a t.v.

We're here to help. Private message me to access your account. We can set up movers and I can verify fees. The 4k Joey doesn't have a vertical stand like the other Joey's.

 

[rcpandr]

Reread the first post.

 

[KAB]

Reread the first post.

I stand humble and corrected!

 

[rcpandr]

No problem. That's the way I did mine. And if you have a wall mount use a longer bolt with a nut so the head sticks out some.