I am a 2 year Dish Network subscriber (live in a apartment building) and I am currently not under contract.
I still have the basic DVR receiver and America's Top 200 - $42.99 (w/HBO and Cinemax for 22.00 + DVR $5.99 + insurance $5.99) = $81.99
I wanted to know if it makes sense to pay for insurance?
Also how could I get Dish Network to upgrade my DVR to one with a larger hard drive for free (and would you recommend that I do so)?
And I wanted to know if this plan sounds good:
If insurance isn't neccesary, then I can try this package, I can call Dish and threaten to cancel the entire service and see if they will upgrade my receiver for a newer one with a bigger hard drive...
America's Top 250 $52.99
HBO $12.99 (remove Cinemax)
DVR $5.99
Tax .50
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$72.47 (with the $5.99 insurance - $78.46)
Now I could have most of the movie channels (Encore, HBO, TCM and all the basic channels for the same price)
its not really a lower bill but at least I will be getting more for the same $80.
What do you guys think?
I still have the basic DVR receiver and America's Top 200 - $42.99 (w/HBO and Cinemax for 22.00 + DVR $5.99 + insurance $5.99) = $81.99
I wanted to know if it makes sense to pay for insurance?
Also how could I get Dish Network to upgrade my DVR to one with a larger hard drive for free (and would you recommend that I do so)?
And I wanted to know if this plan sounds good:
If insurance isn't neccesary, then I can try this package, I can call Dish and threaten to cancel the entire service and see if they will upgrade my receiver for a newer one with a bigger hard drive...
America's Top 250 $52.99
HBO $12.99 (remove Cinemax)
DVR $5.99
Tax .50
________________________________________
$72.47 (with the $5.99 insurance - $78.46)
Now I could have most of the movie channels (Encore, HBO, TCM and all the basic channels for the same price)
its not really a lower bill but at least I will be getting more for the same $80.
What do you guys think?