If you buy an HD IRD and have the proper switch(S) with you, its a free
installation.
If you're missing a switch.. ie- have a 6100 w/ an sw21 and need an sw44 to
go along with the other 2-3 basic IRDs,
you're on the hook for the 179$ install fee (via credit card) yet credited
back in full onto your account.

Also, if you have 4 standard irds, and want to sub to varitey3 (on N2), you
are also eligible for the promo
and will be credited.

The 9220 comes with an sw44. if you have 5 irds and adding the 9200 as a
sixth, you'll need a second sw44, thus
get the promo and will be credited back in full since BXV only provides 1
sw44 per 9200.

***The condition is you sub to N2 programming (HD or Standard) for the first
time.

hope this helps






"Eric Desrochers" <dero72@mac.com> wrote in message
news:1hus6y1.50475zhtqki6N%dero72@mac.com...
> Nimiq1 <pfltd@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Express Vu's current promotion for Existing customers is about as good
> > as it gets.
> >
> > Buy or rent an HD receiver and all installation costs will be credited
> > back in the form of programming credits.
> >
> > That sounds reasonable to me.....
> >
> > Nimiq 1
>
> Can you please provide a link.
>
> Last time I checked they offered a 400$ rebate when buying a new Sony TV
> set. I don't need a new TV, even less of a dawn Sony. Beside, their
> only HD receiver is a high end 600$ PVR recorder with dual tuner, which
> I don't need.
>
> Starchoice have their entry level HD model for 250$, 100$ credit on
> programmation, 50$ Pay per view and additionnal 10$ rebate for web
> order, for a net price of about 90$, installed. I can then offload the
> 3100 on eBay for 40-50 USD curent going price. THIS IS the kind of
> offer I like.
>
> Not mentionning 4$ less per month for basic sub, with some more included
> HD channels.
>
> *I would* pay 250$ for an equivalent HD receiver from BEV. Not 600$.
>
> --
> Eric (Dero) Desrochers
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>
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