chupacabra
10-21-2003, 06:45 PM
Hello,
I've always wondered what D* will do about OTA functionality on a D* HDTV STB that you purchased in the following situations:
1. You complete your 1 year commitment and decide not to renew. Does your STB stop receiving OTA the following day?
2. You are not satisfied with D* service, cancel within 30 days, your are not charged early termination - does OTA stop working?
3. You buy the stb, but decide not to activate the service within 30 days, your credit card gets $150.00 (or more) charge - can you still use the stb for OTA?
I'm particularly interested in case #2, if you cancel, and OTA DOES work, do they make you return the box because your SUPPOSED to use it in conjunction with D* plan?
The reason I ask is that I want the SONY HD300 STB. I really only want it because it's the only Sony with DVI at BB, I am willing to try D* service for 1 year, but hate the thought that the OTA will only work with D* service activated - don't want that hanging over my head after shelling out $700.00 in BB gift cards.
Thanks,
El Chupacabra.
I've always wondered what D* will do about OTA functionality on a D* HDTV STB that you purchased in the following situations:
1. You complete your 1 year commitment and decide not to renew. Does your STB stop receiving OTA the following day?
2. You are not satisfied with D* service, cancel within 30 days, your are not charged early termination - does OTA stop working?
3. You buy the stb, but decide not to activate the service within 30 days, your credit card gets $150.00 (or more) charge - can you still use the stb for OTA?
I'm particularly interested in case #2, if you cancel, and OTA DOES work, do they make you return the box because your SUPPOSED to use it in conjunction with D* plan?
The reason I ask is that I want the SONY HD300 STB. I really only want it because it's the only Sony with DVI at BB, I am willing to try D* service for 1 year, but hate the thought that the OTA will only work with D* service activated - don't want that hanging over my head after shelling out $700.00 in BB gift cards.
Thanks,
El Chupacabra.