Directv HDtv receivers

sgm1764 · 06-15-2009

I have 6 Directv receivers that I bought but I switched to FIOS and no longer need them. What can I do with these receivers?

rbinck · 06-15-2009

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Originally Posted by sgm1764

I have 6 Directv receivers that I bought but I switched to FIOS and no longer need them. What can I do with these receivers?

It may be that Directv will want them back if they are current HD models. Otherwise, for older models or SD models, I'd find a green recycle location to dispose of them. They are not worth anything to speak of for resale.

steen · 09-16-2009

it depends on what you paid for them if it was the lower amount ie - hd/dvr 199 - hd or std dvr - 99 or std 69 then they are leased and they need to be returned if the amounts were higher then they are yours you could give them away or sell them

06-15-2009	#1
sgm1764 New Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Dallas Posts: 1	Directv HDtv receivers I have 6 Directv receivers that I bought but I switched to FIOS and no longer need them. What can I do with these receivers?

09-16-2009	#3
steen New Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: nebraska Posts: 2	Re: Directv HDtv receivers it depends on what you paid for them if it was the lower amount ie - hd/dvr 199 - hd or std dvr - 99 or std 69 then they are leased and they need to be returned if the amounts were higher then they are yours you could give them away or sell them

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