Hi, I have a Dish Card AA-05 that is tied to a 301 receiver. The receiver has no balance and has been deactivated. I called Dish and they said that the card will not work in another receiver, because it is connected to this one. Is there any way that I can sell the card without the receiver? Thanks alot!
Selling a Dish Card without the Receiver its tied to?
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Nope, and actually you can't sell the card as it belongs to Dish Network, they can call you at any time and request it back, and if you dont have it they can wack your credit card up to $125. 
The card is still their property.
Besides there is nothing legal someone else can do with your used card as all receivers come with cards (or have them built in)
Besides there is nothing legal someone else can do with your used card as all receivers come with cards (or have them built in)
scott beat me to it
it doesnt matter if you lease the equipment or not. the actual smart card belongs to dish.
it doesnt matter if you lease the equipment or not. the actual smart card belongs to dish.
There is fine print on the white side of the smart card, that reads "This card is the property of EchoStar Communications Corporation and must be returned upon request."
If you're gonna sell it, might as well just sell the reciever and the card. Get more money for it that way.
If you're gonna sell it, might as well just sell the reciever and the card. Get more money for it that way.
Also you won't be doing anything wrong, besides what are you going to use a 301 for without a card?HokieEngineer said:
