Where can I get a digital converter box for free?

Use an online sharing or bartering website, such as Freecycle, FreeSharing, Freegle, vSkips, Tradeaway or U-Exchange (see Resources), to find someone that has a digital converter box, or even a used digital TV, that they no longer need.

What year did the converter box come out?

2008
Coupon-eligible converter box

Type of site U.S. federal government
Dissolved July 31, 2009
Owner National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Commercial No
Launched January 2008

Do digital converter boxes still work?

The simple answer is no. If your television has a digital tuner — the component that helps you tune into TV stations — already built in, you don’t need a new TV. However, if you’re still using an older TV with an analog tuner built in, like millions of people, the switch didn’t make your TV obsolete.

How to apply for converter box coupons online?

The application process for the Coupon Program can be completed online by downloading the application .pdf form and mailing it in. All applicants must provide the following information to the Government: (1) name; (2) address (no Post Office Box); (3) the number of coupons required, not to exceed two coupons.

Are there any free HD converter boxes for TV?

Use This Amazing eXuby Digital Converter Box for TV to View & Record HD Digital Channels for Free (Instant or Scheduled Recording, 1080P HDTV, HDMI Output, 7 Day Program) . . . . .

How to get coupons for DTV converter boxes?

The US Government is now issuing coupons for up to two DTV converter boxes. All eligible US households with a valid mailing address may apply for coupon applications. The application process for the Coupon Program can be completed online by downloading the application .pdf form and mailing it in.

Who are the manufacturers of the TV converter box?

The NTIA set the standards for the converter box based on what manufacturers and broadcasters wanted. LG Electronics, Thomson, Samsung, and Jasco were the first companies to announce plans to make the devices. After June 1, 2007, retailers could apply to sell converter boxes.