>the only catch was that for the
>rebate you have to sign up for new service with tivo, but it sounds
>like you plan on that anyways...

There are other options...you can find Tivos on Ebay that have a lifetime 
membership on them. With that, you don't need to pay to use it. Not sure about 
the current ones, but older Tivos you *could* use as a standalone recorder and 
not have to pay for the Tivo membership. You also can buy stand-alone DVD 
recorders that basically act like a Tivo. Maybe not as fancy in terms of 
features, but still allow you to record TV and play back later. And there's 
always a Media PC as well... just all depends on how cheap you want to go. If I 
wanted to go pretty cheap, I probably would try to find an old Tivo with the 
lifetime subscription on it. But even that will probably run you a couple 
hundred dollars....and you never know how long before it would fail. 

--- Mary Jo

 

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