what's your opinion on this D*install?
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Can't be, there aren't any rednecks where Rey lives, are there Rey?
Besides, you know a redneck wouldn't have had any problem at all drilling right though that wall........
oh yeah. plentyCan't be, there aren't any rednecks where Rey lives, are there Rey?
Guys,
There are no rednecks. Nobody admits to being one. The reason is the origin of the term defines mine strike breakers in the last century. Crude and poorly educated individuals are everywhere.
That being said...there is a need to balance form and function. There is NOTHING in the Directv offer of a free...FREE....installation that promises that it will be invisible. Installers used to try to accommodate customers this way but them days be GONE!
So you get the crap shown in the pics. It was free after all. The white cable on dark walls just makes it look bad. The PQ (picture quality) could be fine...or not. The dish was damaged.
OK?
Joe
There are no rednecks. Nobody admits to being one. The reason is the origin of the term defines mine strike breakers in the last century. Crude and poorly educated individuals are everywhere.
That being said...there is a need to balance form and function. There is NOTHING in the Directv offer of a free...FREE....installation that promises that it will be invisible. Installers used to try to accommodate customers this way but them days be GONE!
So you get the crap shown in the pics. It was free after all. The white cable on dark walls just makes it look bad. The PQ (picture quality) could be fine...or not. The dish was damaged.
OK?
Joe
I give it an F.
I personally like whit e as it is easier to paint. But The weird work around they did is what gives it an F. If an installer did that to my home I would be fired for assaulting a fellow directv employee
I personally like whit e as it is easier to paint. But The weird work around they did is what gives it an F. If an installer did that to my home I would be fired for assaulting a fellow directv employee
Would the result be better if the dish was on a pole and all the cable underground to a drop box? How about drilling the wall and putting everything inside.
Joe
what ever the solution is, this is why i take care of these things myself
. but i understood you said before joe.Stoneman,
Everyone misses my point. Could you please research the Directv position on cosmetic work to lessen the visual impact of the dish, cable & fittings. Of course the job looks like crap. The questions are: Who should fix it? AND Was the installation really all that bad in the first place?
Joe
Joe i have no problems with a a hand full of cables running the back side of a place to the ground black and then to the switch which looks like what happened here. But the up down and around and routing wire though the interior is just wow s instead of coming in form the out side in was just has ass crap.
None of you guys noticed that someone also stole the air conditioning outdoor unit. Lots of sellable metal in there...
Yup,
Life with junkies can be a challenge. They tend to sell your stuff...and insist it was never there. Did a fulfillment install where the lady insisted there was no AC in the box and no 3 phase was shipped. Out back in the burn pile was the unburned AC and I found the kid rooting around in my truck...but the dish..still in the box was in his trunk.
Life in the 'hood can be that way...come home and no air conditioner. Someone could have climbed on the dish arm to get in the building..."cept it broke.
The white cable still looks crappy.
Joe
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