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What are you guys talking about.

You call Bell. Deactivate the receiver. Tell them you have sold it. They may ask for the person they may not. I have sold a few of them and they never asked who the buyer was. I have never been called about them either.

The receiver is SOLD. GONZO. Bell should change there policies if they don't want them in the hands of pirates. ex. buy them back themselves.

Joe

 

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i have sold receivers and never had to transfer ownership. I am very confident one of the receivers was activated.

All I told bell was I want to de-activate it and it has been sold.

 

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I have sold a few receivers and they seem to be off my account. They don't show up online and I have never been asked about them.

 

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I remember when the 6000 was selling for around $600 or more.

ebay pricing is dependant on the card and hackability of the receiver.

 

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if the CSR's , techs, direct sales and dealers can't communicate properly what hope does the customer have?

 

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I have sold 2 receivers and never gave a name and don't plan to.

 

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location ID had nothing to do with a phone line and anyone who is actually "knowledgeable" with BEV equipment knows it is a simple program which gives off an ID based on receiver ID and time of day.