I wanted to buy 2 H20 recievers from best buy. I can get 12% off by using my rewards zone card. Will I still have a lease fee on these? The CSR told me that I wouldn't. I took the HR 20 deal but wanted them to throw in an H20 for free.They won't budge on that counteroffer. Any suggestions?
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The salesperson lied through their teeth and you, like so many before you, have been had. Any receiver obtained from BB or CC is a lease (unless someone digs up an old demo unit).
It is important to note that the mirroring fee that you would pay on an owned receiver is replaced by the lease fee on a leased receiver, so the net monthly cost is the same for any receiver above the first.
Call Directv and see what they will give you for a deal. You are new but cant hurt to try them first.
If you can wait, it will increase your chances of getting a deal.
The usual amount of time for a sure-fire special deal is six months, making sure your bill is paid on time each month.
However, 6 months is a long time to wait for just a $99 receiver. I bought one at Circuit City.
The usual amount of time for a sure-fire special deal is six months, making sure your bill is paid on time each month.
However, 6 months is a long time to wait for just a $99 receiver. I bought one at Circuit City.
Are leased receivers listed on our account as leased? I purchased an H20 from Best Buy in January and had it activated. I was told that there was no commitment and nothing on my billing statement says anything about a lease. All it says is additional receiver (twice).
If you "bought" after February 2006 you were actually paying a LEASE upgrade fee and with ADVANCED products entering into a 2 year commitment. The only one who can tell you about the information on your account is Directv. Call a few CSRs and see what you get for answers.
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