Thread: Interesting Article in NEA's national magazine.
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Old January 16th 08, 01:21 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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Default Interesting Article in NEA's national magazine.
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I'm still fairly confused myself as to what all will have to be done
to upgrade my televisions. I suppose there will be an added expense
to purchase the converter boxes. I think there are so many free ones
but then that's it, right?? Or is it so many per household.??

a) A maximum of two per household.

b) The 'coupons' are good for $40.00 towards "approved" converters
(which supposedly will be in the $40-70 range).

c) Even though called a 'coupon', they physically look like credit cards.

d) They expire 90 days from the date the government puts them in the
mail to you.

e) "Coupons", even though you can order them now, won't be sent out
until mid- or the end of February, as they say the 'approved' converters
won't be available until then.

Any other questions?
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