Any boxes out there that sell for the cost of the coupon that includes
the shipping costs? TIA.
For what it's worth, I have seen this:
https://secure.freetvsignal.com/viewAll.php
They have listed at least one free box or another for months.
PLEASE, do your homework! I know little about this company, or their
reputation. I have seen some that wrote that they were satisfied, others
who weren't. I, personally, have had NO dealings with them. I did not
know of them when I had my coupons, and the rest of my converters all
came from Ebay.
I only offer this as information in answer to your specific question. I
am making no recommendation, one way or the other.
TJ
Meritline.com also has a DTV box that is free after coupon. Here is the
link:
http://www.meritline.com/airlink-atvc102-digital-to-analog-tv-converter-box---p-32791.aspx
They also sell a lot of other DTV boxes, some of the others are "almost
free" after the government coupon. I haven't purchased any DTV boxes
from them but I have ordered other items and have never had a problem
with their goods or service.
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Bill R.
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I was at Target today, They had an APEX and an RCA for $49.99, less your $40
Coupon, it's only $9.99. It seems the prices will drop as June 12 deadline
approaches. These things are only worth $10-20 at most, it's the coupon
that inflates the price.
>I was at Target today, They had an APEX and an RCA for $49.99, less your $40
>Coupon, it's only $9.99. It seems the prices will drop as June 12 deadline
>approaches. These things are only worth $10-20 at most, it's the coupon
>that inflates the price.
Either that, or there'll be a run on them after 6/12. Nobody really
knows how many people will be left holding the bag until the analog
signal actually goes dead.
I keep a couple of coupon boxes in the closet just in case, as I'm
pretty sure the old lady across the hall will be knocking on my door,
asking if I know anything about TV sets.
A_C