the difference between buying and leasing
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Assuming that outright buying the device is possible, you still have to pay monthly fees for most devices on the account as well as programming.
I suppose the only real difference might be that with a leased device, you have to return it to DirecTV if you ever cut bait and run. Not sure that you have to do that when buying a device outright.
I suppose the only real difference might be that with a leased device, you have to return it to DirecTV if you ever cut bait and run. Not sure that you have to do that when buying a device outright.
Getting a 34 or 44 owned will be an almost impossible task. As for owning vs leasing, you still have to pay a fee when you own it and you can't activate a new account using an owned receiver but with an owned receiver you can turn it on and off at your choice.
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Chances are you saw the people trying to sell them on ebay and they are more than likely a Lease recvr.
IF you ever buy a recvr on ebay, get the recvr ID first and call D* and have them tell you if it's leased or Owned.
Just because you Buy it off ebay, doesn't mean it's Owned.
In early years I always bought mine, but since the D* branded recvr came about, I find its easier to just lease them.
Ebay have plenty advertised owned HR44's, whether is actually owned or not has to be verified with Directv from Access Card Department, Although there is one on Ebay that is very suspicious for $75 and no RID number in description
Always look at the sellers description for RID number to verify is usually 12 numbers, and also pictures confirming the RID and condition of the receiver. If they don't provide RID in the description, I would stay away from them.
Always look at the sellers description for RID number to verify is usually 12 numbers, and also pictures confirming the RID and condition of the receiver. If they don't provide RID in the description, I would stay away from them.
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