That would be rather difficult if your talking about a somewhat round beam, making it go down a straight line, they have to be able to cover all of the United States.
That would be rather difficult if your talking about a somewhat round beam, making it go down a straight line, they have to be able to cover all of the United States.DirecTV cannot sell it's service to Canada. I am so sick and tired of people in Canada asking how to get DirecTV or Dish up there. You have Bell and Shaw for satellite services. I wish the U.S DBS providers would tighten up their beams to not hit most of Canada. Dish is doing that to a small extent but not all birds do that. I envision one day account stackers, "movers", and people getting the services where the sat providers are not allowed to sell to be shut down. The technology exists and should be utilized.
DirecTV cannot sell it's service to Canada. I am so sick and tired of people in Canada asking how to get DirecTV or Dish up there. You have Bell and Shaw for satellite services. I wish the U.S DBS providers would tighten up their beams to not hit most of Canada. Dish is doing that to a small extent but not all birds do that. I envision one day account stackers, "movers", and people getting the services where the sat providers are not allowed to sell to be shut down. The technology exists and should be utilized.
I somewhat agree, even if directv added technology to their dish(gps for example), and even if it only cost one dollar to add, that's still $20 million dollars spent to take in less money.... It's a no win situation for directv. There are people in Canada with directv that pay their bill every month and obviously it's illegal but that's on them not directv.Why do u care so deeply that Canadians want directv and dish. As long as it's paid for legitimately why the skin off your back? Nobody ever in the history of the telecommunications act written by the crtc has been charged for having a directv dish on their house. I've read about 1 major distributor getting pinched and got a slap on the wrist and he was doing the decoded pirate card thing years ago. Do u really think the 2 companies give a flying Honda about where their customers are located as long as they get there money every month?
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So let me shed some light on the 6 receiver rule. Unless Claude can state otherwise as a retailer the reason for limiting the initial account creation to 6 irds is due to the estimated install duration. In the event the tech had to run all new lines and install a dish he in theory couldn't finish more than 6 tvs in one day. This includes a dedicated line for power and broadband in terms of wiring. That's 8 interior lines and at least one from the dish depending on what types of irds are selected. I have had no problems scheduling upgrades for additional irds after the install line items are closed and the account is active.
Why do u care so deeply that Canadians want directv and dish. As long as it's paid for legitimately why the skin off your back? Nobody ever in the history of the telecommunications act written by the crtc has been charged for having a directv dish on their house. I've read about 1 major distributor getting pinched and got a slap on the wrist and he was doing the decoded pirate card thing years ago. Do u really think the 2 companies give a flying Honda about where their customers are located as long as they get there money every month?
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DirecTV cannot sell it's service to Canada. I am so sick and tired of people in Canada asking how to get DirecTV or Dish up there. You have Bell and Shaw for satellite services. I wish the U.S DBS providers would tighten up their beams to not hit most of Canada. Dish is doing that to a small extent but not all birds do that. I envision one day account stackers, "movers", and people getting the services where the sat providers are not allowed to sell to be shut down. The technology exists and should be utilized.
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