Ditto. I paid extra receiver fees with AEP for 3-4 years, before switching to a two-tuner receiver.
Simplified DISH pricing list
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I changed the original post to reflect that the extra receiver fees are NOT waived with AEP.. I have had AEP for over 2 years with HD and I am sure that those FEES are not waived as I pay 20 bucks for all of my receivers to have there programming mirrored. 
Also the only fee that I'm aware of that is waved under AEP or equal package is the DVR fee.
I also added the sports package to the original post
Also the only fee that I'm aware of that is waved under AEP or equal package is the DVR fee.I also added the sports package to the original post
The way I understood the new HD pricing was that if you had the everything pack, it only went up $3-$5 with the new HD pack
I will be ordering Dish soon as a new customer. What is the Superstation package? Also, does anyone have info for the OTA install for $49.99? What kinda of antenna will it be? I have planned to install a 622, 322, 2 each 625s, and a 311. Going to get the HD Platinum package with locals and the Sports network. Going to also install 2 each DPP 44 switches and a Super Home Node. I also would like to have my local long time retail satellite shop do everything but they are saying that their distributors can't get any 622s yet. Really sucks.
charlesrshell said:
WELCOME TO SATGUYS!!!!!!!!
The superstation package is where you can add distance UPN and WB satations (WGN is not included as its a cable channel even though its concidered a super)
Dude, that is going to be alot of equipment your going to have to buy
how many tv's are you running.. Dish has a 4 tuner limit if your going to lease.... and the most tv's you can run upto is 6 or 8 tv's..
I have 11 TVs in our home. Sometimes we need to record 4 channels at the same time. So the 622 located in the great room and one of the 625s located in the master bedroom will be for that purpose. The other 625 is for a kids bedroom and that will be dedicated for him only. The 322 will be in the kitchen with tuner 2 dedicated for all other TVs with the exception of the guest bedroom. I have planned a 311 for it so the guest can do whatever they wish. I want the 622 and the master bedroom 625 to be modulated out to each other occasionally in the situations if something is recorded at one location and we wish to watch it at the other location, etc. Actually I think with the Super Home Node we should be able to watch what is recorded at any location if it all works. Should I get the superstation package too? I live in the St. Louis area, 62269. Is the Dish Network Store a good place to shop? Thanks for your help.
navychop,
These two fee areas are in conflict, if I understand them right...
I have 3 total receivers (301, 501, & 508) all leased. I DO pay a leased fee for those extra two receivers of $5.00, which is opposite of your first sentence below...
These two fee areas are in conflict, if I understand them right...
I have 3 total receivers (301, 501, & 508) all leased. I DO pay a leased fee for those extra two receivers of $5.00, which is opposite of your first sentence below...
navychop said:
Those fees seem right to me, same fee, just different names as the lease fee takes the place of the extra receiver fee.jbcheshire said:
I would hope they aren't charging you a lease fee AND and extra receiver fee.
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The "extra" line refers to the cost if you have an owned 2nd, 3rd, etc receiver.
The "SD Lease fee" is what you're paying.
At least you don't have to pay DVR fees with the 501/508.
So beyond one receiver, you're going to pay $5 or $6 whether you own or lease.
The "SD Lease fee" is what you're paying.
At least you don't have to pay DVR fees with the 501/508.
So beyond one receiver, you're going to pay $5 or $6 whether you own or lease.
SatinKzo said:
he should be getting one or the other.. I dont think its possable to have both unless he leases one reciver and ownes another.. in that case it would be only 5 dollars for the extra reciver fee.. as the first one is waved
has anybody tried to reconcile this with the online price list, i cant seem to get it to work, if i select platinum, it doesn't include any premium movies, so i add them and my bill goes up to $155, http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/programming/dishhd/programming/index.shtml
This thread made sense till i tried to use the website. Or am i just going crazy !
This thread made sense till i tried to use the website.
Or am i just going crazy !
gbjbany said:has anybody tried to reconcile this with the online price list, i cant seem to get it to work, if i select platinum, it doesn't include any premium movies, so i add them and my bill goes up to $155, http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/programming/dishhd/programming/index.shtml
This thread made sense till i tried to use the website.
This is what it looks like to me, too. I don't think my wife will let our bill go up that high but I want to add a 622 and the Platinum package. ANd get all the movie channels.
The DishHD platinum pack includes all HD channels, All movie packs (and their respective HD channels) and all AT180 channels for $99 w/o locals. $104 with locals.
The info is on this page
http://www.dishtv.com/hd/programming/pricingandpackages/platinum/index.shtml
But they don't make it obvious. Look to the right, under the movie images
The info is on this page
http://www.dishtv.com/hd/programming/pricingandpackages/platinum/index.shtml
But they don't make it obvious. Look to the right, under the movie images
SatinKZo - Thank for my sanity:up , i spotted the little text there.
I was thinking about Gold, but i can now see why it's so much cheaper and not for me.
I was thinking about Gold, but i can now see why it's so much cheaper and not for me.
