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Dish has allowed 722 & Hopper equipment on the same account. Back when I was DA/FS, I talked to a tech who was installing 2 HPRSLNG in a guest house on an acct that had three 722s. I told the tech that's not an option. Customer gets on the line and screams do it or I cancel. Got him to Loyalty...

Yeah, or TE meaning "Tool Exceptions"

I was a Dish CSR for 5 years so I do know all about business rules. Especially ones that EVT broke lol

Eh, I'll chime in and say DIRT sometimes doesn't know what they're doing. There was a promotion going on last year that DIRT said they had no information on, but I was able to call and get it no problem. Considering it was a promo that a tier 1 CSR could provide, I highly doubt they were...

They really should've called the Hopper 3 the Dingo. :)

OTARD. It's not just a good idea, it's the law.

IIRC, Waco TX has two CBS's, one based out of College Station and the other out of Bryan.

Maybe call it handegg!

Seems to be DirecTV collections.

They could rearrange the letters in Music Television and get Live Mice Sit On Us.

Cable has different rules for locals than satellite does.

Hello me, it's me again!

I "moved" to KC. Didn't occur to me to get either Ada or Wichita. Makes sense though.

Tulsa is within the Kansas City spotbeam, fyi.

They should've replaced it with Al-Jazeera. For the lulz.

AMC said that DirecTV is in violation of it's contract because they dropped AMC in latin America. Just because they're contractually obligated doesn't mean they still won't pull it before the season is up. http://deadline.com/2014/11/amc-networks-blackout-directv-1201271612/

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So if a plane flies over a MLB stadium will they get a blackout message? :haha

Good to know.

Agreed. It wasn't even proprietary or confidential info he posted. Needless to say he was pretty surprised when he was called into HR over it.

Yup, this happened to a coworker of mine when I worked at DirecTV. AFAIK, he never ID'd himself as an employee, but posted something about their equipment return policies (I don't know if it was on here or on the other site) but DirecTV corporate security got notified somehow and the site admin...

Maybe this is a case of the old management allowing some bending of the rules, now that the new management/owner is here they seem like the bad guy, even if all they're enforcing is the current lease agreement.

OTARD doesn't work like that with apartment complexes I don't think. They can say absolutely no roof mounted dishes and nothing can be done about it, IIRC.

The dish must be wholly inside the exclusive use area. If the dish is on a non-pen or a bucket filled with cement and the mast is in the exclusive use area but the reflector or LNB arm extends past your patio, then OTARD doesn't apply. Given that she's on a balcony, I don't know if they dictate...