Shifting Astro to new house, what do I need to do?
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 May 2 2010, 11:01 PM
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Or, you can just terminate the account, and apply a new one at the new house. Then it will be free installation. But IIRC, there's a one month grace period before you can apply a new account. And also, a new contract.
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May 3 2010, 10:39 AM
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QUOTE(herojack41 @ May 2 2010, 11:02 PM) please....u cant install da ODU by yourself u need some tools to test 1. stop misguide ppl if you never do it by yourself Check your grammar first before calling other people stupid. are u nuts or wad?this is da most stupid suggestion i never see   QUOTE(aneip @ May 3 2010, 10:06 AM) and also for terminate and new installation is also acceptable and I done this 3 years ago.. Since the old astro on my wife name I just do new installation using my name and terminate my wife account. All free except 2 year contract. Since for sure you will using astro why this is a bad idea? you got new decoder, new dish and so on + backup decoder + remote + dish from your old setup. This is OK if you contract is OVER. Yup, precisely. I even have friends who terminated and applied for a new account when their decoders went kaput. Why buy and pay if you can get it for free? Of course there's the contract, but since you'll be using it anyways, that should not matter. herojack41 : If you can't do it urself doesn't mean others can't also.. And calling people stupid doesn't help either. If you want the installer to do it for you, if possible try and contact the installer directly. Maybe can negotiate a bit more than going through Astro. Dismantle you can do on your own. Just a few screws, then let the installer install at your new place. |
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