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Pausing and suspending are slightly different, but they have a lot in common:
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Canceling DIRECTV differs depending on which service you have, if you have DIRECTV equipment, and if you have an active contract.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
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Some customers need to return certain DIRECTV equipment to avoid a non-return fee.
Each customer’s account is different. Your cancellation support agent will guide you through what (if anything) you need to return.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
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You’re always welcome back to DIRECTV. We keep some of your basic profile information on file to make restarting your service as easy as possible.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
It depends on what type of service and equipment you have. In many cases, receivers need to be returned to avoid a non-return fee, but satellite dishes and remote controls are always yours to keep.
You can find complete info. on equipment returns here.
All you have to return is the box itself, power cord, and remote. You don’t need to return HDMI cables, power inserters, coaxial cables, splitters, multi switches, or any outside stuff (satellite dish, LNB, etc).
It depends on what type of service and equipment you have. In many cases, receivers need to be returned to avoid a non-return fee, but satellite dishes and remote controls are always yours to keep.
You can find complete info. on equipment returns here.