I'm OK, since I've got a Samsung HDTV converter, but I'm hoping that Echostar/Sling's TR-40 hits the market before my mom and grandmother's vouchers expire. If not, then it looks like the Insignia or maybe the Zenith, but they're $20 more. I'm seriously looking into the TR-50 (HD DVR) to replace my 11 year old ReplayTV, since it's only got another 10 1/2 months of real use left.
TV Genious: You can call and cancel the vouchers and re-order new ones to extend the vouchers. Just make sure that they DO NOT EXPIRE, as you cannot get new ones after the original expiration date. I did this to wait for the Echostar---
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TVGenius @ Mar 26th 2008 1:00PM
I'm OK, since I've got a Samsung HDTV converter, but I'm hoping that Echostar/Sling's TR-40 hits the market before my mom and grandmother's vouchers expire. If not, then it looks like the Insignia or maybe the Zenith, but they're $20 more. I'm seriously looking into the TR-50 (HD DVR) to replace my 11 year old ReplayTV, since it's only got another 10 1/2 months of real use left.
Ron C. @ Apr 6th 2008 9:13AM
TV Genious: You can call and cancel the vouchers and re-order new ones to extend the vouchers. Just make sure that they DO NOT EXPIRE, as you cannot get new ones after the original expiration date. I did this to wait for the Echostar---
Dave Fredricks @ Jul 11th 2008 7:50AM
The reply from Ron C
"You can call and cancel the vouchers and re-order new ones to extend the vouchers"
seems to be wrong. I called 1-888-DTV 2009 on Apr 28 and they said
you CANNOT cancel and re-order.
But you can complain via snail mail to
Coupon Complaints
P.O. Box 2000
Portland Oregon 97208
and if enough people write in they MIGHT extend the cards.