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John Smith December 6th 04 02:30 AM

Does Old Dish Network Hardware Have Value?
 
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away, does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?



Red Neckerson December 6th 04 02:39 AM


"John Smith" wrote in message
...
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?


Not really. If you do a search on eBay, unless they are the Tivo-like of
HiDef receivers, they go for about 30 or 40 bucks at the most. The problem
is, they practically GIVE them away when you sign up for the service (you
know the deals where you get a dish a 4 receivers when you sign up for one
year).

You could TRY selling them on eBay. Do a search on the model you have and
see what they are going for......



Greg O December 6th 04 02:56 AM

I checked out Ebay when I took down my Dish Network hardware too. I finally
just set it out on the curb, with the manuals, on clean up week. I think it
was there for 5 minutes!
I think the cards are worth more than the equipment!
Greg

"Red Neckerson" wrote in message
news:IDPsd.637$wb7.563@trnddc03...

"John Smith" wrote in message
...
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?


Not really. If you do a search on eBay, unless they are the Tivo-like of
HiDef receivers, they go for about 30 or 40 bucks at the most. The problem
is, they practically GIVE them away when you sign up for the service (you
know the deals where you get a dish a 4 receivers when you sign up for one
year).

You could TRY selling them on eBay. Do a search on the model you have and
see what they are going for......





John Smith December 6th 04 03:38 AM


"Greg O" wrote in message
...
I checked out Ebay when I took down my Dish Network hardware too. I

finally
just set it out on the curb, with the manuals, on clean up week. I think

it
was there for 5 minutes!
I think the cards are worth more than the equipment!
Greg

"Red Neckerson" wrote in message
news:IDPsd.637$wb7.563@trnddc03...

"John Smith" wrote in message
...
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for

the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them

away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?


Not really. If you do a search on eBay, unless they are the Tivo-like of
HiDef receivers, they go for about 30 or 40 bucks at the most. The

problem
is, they practically GIVE them away when you sign up for the service

(you
know the deals where you get a dish a 4 receivers when you sign up for

one
year).

You could TRY selling them on eBay. Do a search on the model you have

and
see what they are going for......



That's kind of what I was thinking. Ok thanks for the info Greg and Red N.



xrongor December 6th 04 04:57 AM


"John Smith" wrote in message
...

"Greg O" wrote in message
...
I checked out Ebay when I took down my Dish Network hardware too. I

finally
just set it out on the curb, with the manuals, on clean up week. I think

it
was there for 5 minutes!
I think the cards are worth more than the equipment!
Greg

"Red Neckerson" wrote in message
news:IDPsd.637$wb7.563@trnddc03...

"John Smith" wrote in message
...
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for

the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them

away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?

Not really. If you do a search on eBay, unless they are the Tivo-like
of
HiDef receivers, they go for about 30 or 40 bucks at the most. The

problem
is, they practically GIVE them away when you sign up for the service

(you
know the deals where you get a dish a 4 receivers when you sign up for

one
year).

You could TRY selling them on eBay. Do a search on the model you have

and
see what they are going for......



That's kind of what I was thinking. Ok thanks for the info Greg and Red
N.


did you already get rid of it? ill give you 4000$ for it and pay
shipping...

randy



NotMe December 6th 04 05:10 AM

I don't know about the Dish stuff, but our DirecTV equipment (dish, 3
receivers, and installation) was free after mail-in rebates, so the old
stuff has little or no real value.

Perce


On 12/05/04 09:30 pm John Smith tossed the following ingredients into
the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away, does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?



Red Neckerson December 6th 04 11:19 AM


"NotMe" wrote


I don't know about the Dish stuff, but our DirecTV equipment (dish, 3
receivers, and installation) was free after mail-in rebates, so the old
stuff has little or no real value.



There are people out there that may want the dish itself. I have a buddy
that made a adjustable bracket for his camper so all he has to do is bring
one of his receivers from home when he goes out on the road.



JimmySchmittsLovesChocolateMilk December 6th 04 01:39 PM


"John Smith" wrote in message
...
We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?



It depends on what model the receiver is,
some have a chip that can be tweaked to get all the channels illegally and
they go for $$$$ on eBay
two coworkers of mine each sold their units on eBay and each got around $275
(these are not the type with the recorder built in)
others without that specific chip are as good as junk, for the reasons that
others have stated




J Kelly December 7th 04 12:58 AM

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 02:30:29 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away, does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?


Email me the model numbers, I may have a use for them. While they
give away equipment to new subs, any existing sub (like me) that needs
a new receiver generally get screwed.


a December 13th 04 01:00 AM

Use the dish antenna as a Wok. Or you can use it as a bbq grill too,
sometimes its a good omlet maker as well.

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 02:30:29 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away, does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?



a December 17th 04 12:27 PM

Recycle the dish into a birdbath..help your feathered friends.

On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 02:48:59 -0600, wrote:

What is the diameter of the dish? I am looking for one at least 2 ft.
in dia for a project.

George

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On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 02:30:29 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away, does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?



Mark Holbrook January 27th 05 02:49 AM

Sell them on ebay for wireless networking junkies - they make great antennas
for point-to-point links - I'd snatch them up for the right price! :)

Mark

"a" wrote in message
...
Use the dish antenna as a Wok. Or you can use it as a bbq grill too,
sometimes its a good omlet maker as well.

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 02:30:29 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?





[email protected] February 18th 05 06:53 PM

Dishplayers have high value. Check the model numebr, and then see what they
go for on eBay.

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 21:49:58 -0500, "Mark Holbrook"
wrote:

Sell them on ebay for wireless networking junkies - they make great antennas
for point-to-point links - I'd snatch them up for the right price! :)

Mark

"a" wrote in message
.. .
Use the dish antenna as a Wok. Or you can use it as a bbq grill too,
sometimes its a good omlet maker as well.

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 02:30:29 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

We bought a rental house that had two Dish receivers and a dish for the
roof. We used them for awhile but now we are about to throw them away,
does
anyone know if these have value to anyone, or maybe Dish Networks?







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