I have a HD 211 reciever and they offered the DVR upgrade for $149 plus I get a $100 rebate. Is that a good deal. I really dont know that much about the DVR's.
Thanks
Once you begin using a DVR you'll never want to go back. That's a great deal if you ask me.
One thing to point out is that they will probably lock you for another 18 months contract. If you're a person that has to have the latest HD channels and are thinking about switching to Directv, don't do it.
Once you begin using a DVR you'll never want to go back.
What happens with my 211 do I keep it or will they want it back. I am pretty sure I got it on a lease. I think they said I would get a DVR that would operate 2 TV's. Seems like a good deal. Will have to get a OK by the boss. Thanks for the advice.
The DN salesman checked and he said I could get the 622 DVR for $63.
Should already have the lease receiver fee for the 211 so the price increase would be 5.98 for the DVR fee.I don't know what the last deal you just got Steve is, but I wanted to chime in and remind you that you will also pay each month in order to lease the DVR. So add in ~$5 to your monthly bill as well.
I have a HD 211 reciever and they offered the DVR upgrade for $149 plus I get a $100 rebate. Is that a good deal. I really dont know that much about the DVR's.
Thanks
Do anything you can to stay away from signing/extending a contract. There is a lot of uncertainty with Dish right now.
You could always connect the DVR to your internet and the $5.00 fee would be waived. This allows the box to phone home via your internect connection.
Does it have a ethernet net port