[newsposter]

I can't see the option to do it

 

[curt8403]

I can't see the option to do it

not possible. too many variables. like, is it due to a tech swapping rcvrs. cannot afford. etc.

 

[Azdeadwood]

I can't see the option to do it

No they make you talk to someone first. They try everything to make you keep it and if this is the doesn't work they send you a box. Immediately send the device back with the remote. If you wait more than a couple of days or if you loose track of the tracking number they will try to charge you for the box.

PS: If you hadn't figured this out, "This is the voice of experience talking!"

 

[newsposter]

ok did the human thing..was on hold and heard someone typing then they hung up so had to call back...all he said was this is owned so you dont have to return it...do you need anything else? i said no..he said bye

painless

 

[davring]

I have e-mailed them with the receiver info, they e-mailed right back and it was done, quicker than calling.

 

[rudeney]

No they make you talk to someone first. They try everything to make you keep it

Huh? I've deactivate at least a dozen receivers and not once have they tried to get me to keep it. I just tell them I no longer need it and that's that.

and if this is the doesn't work they send you a box. Immediately send the device back with the remote. If you wait more than a couple of days or if you loose track of the tracking number they will try to charge you for the box. PS: If you hadn't figured this out, "This is the voice of experience talking!"

Yes, that would be the procedure for a leased receiver. All the ones I've deactivated have been owned, so I have not had the (dis)pleasure of returning a leased unit.