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"For the life of your TiVO HD DVR" = until this particular unit craps out on you, and then you need to buy another "lifetime"?
That's how I read it. Lifetime isn't really Lifetime. More like 3 years tops.
If a TiVo dies and you have it repaired by TiVo or an authorized service center they'll transfer the lifetime to a new box as required. And most things that fail, like the drive, are repairable by the user.
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Paul Moon @ Apr 25th 2008 12:31PM
"For the life of your TiVO HD DVR" = until this particular unit craps out on you, and then you need to buy another "lifetime"?
venk @ Apr 25th 2008 1:59PM
That's how I read it. Lifetime isn't really Lifetime. More like 3 years tops.
MegaZone @ Apr 25th 2008 2:38PM
If a TiVo dies and you have it repaired by TiVo or an authorized service center they'll transfer the lifetime to a new box as required. And most things that fail, like the drive, are repairable by the user.