And another law that says it's illegal to decript it without authorization.
which you have.
And another law that says it's illegal to decript it without authorization.
I have authorization to decrypt it in one household at a time, not two (it's called terms of service).which you have.
your example doesn't track. what the 'theft of service' idiots think is illegal, is more like this. I have a trash can at the street, my neighbor throws something into it. He is guilty of 'theft of service' what a bunch of crap!
for your example, you would have to buy a microwave that can heat your food over a large distance. let's say from your office to your house. when you bought it, you told them that you would be using it at the office. you now decide to use it at the house. you would be 'guilty' of 'theft of service'. that really makes sense.
why aren't all people with radio's guilty of the same thing? they are receiving a service without paying for it.
I have authorization to decrypt it in one household at a time, not two (it's called terms of service).
No I don't. Dish Network pays a set fee to each of the right holders to transmit the channel to a single household. The subscriber then pays Dish Network a set fee to recieve the programming in a single household.hopefully you can see how completly stupid it is to call this illegal.
A single location/dwelling.household is defined as?
H.
Private Home Viewing Only. DISH Network provides Services to you solely for viewing, use and enjoyment in your private home. You agree that no Services provided to you will be viewed in areas open to the public, commercial establishments or other residential locations. Services may not be rebroadcast or performed, and admission may not be charged for listening to or viewing any Services. If your Services are viewed in an area open to the public, a commercial establishment or another residential location, we may disconnect your Services and, in addition to all other applicable fees, you must pay us the difference between the price actually paid for Services and the full applicable rate for such Services, regardless of whether we have the right to distribute such Services in such other location.
Because the radio station's already paid the copywrite holders (songwriters) for the priviledge to broadcast the signal free and clear.
If I remember right, there's a message every so often on the radio that says the music is for the sole viewing of their listening audience and not intended for any commercial uses. A business playing it would be a commerical use.Ah...but....when the big Music leaches come to town, (B*I A***P and S**C) they'll visit local businesses playing local radio and tell THEM to buy the same rights as the station is already paying! And, they're NOT very friendly. Double dipping? Yep.
But the Dish Network "expert" said you must have 2 accounts on that single reciever.My dad has Dish. He has one receiver that we take to the lake house when we go.
But the Dish Network "expert" said you must have 2 accounts on that single reciever.
Yeah, that one was so fun. I think you got banned and I got a warning/demerit (for arguing with a mod) on that one.oh god thats right...arguing with Jimmy Long about that (he said I needed two accounts but I only had one receiver so its impossible)....
yep. 2nd time I was banned there
Actually that's still the same account, all you're doing is changing the service address.actually, you CAN have two accounts and one receiver. You change the physical location of that receiver from one account to the other.
You need to re-read the post you're citing. A Snowbird account is not two accounts but a single account with two exclusively populated residential locations.actually, you CAN have two accounts and one receiver. You change the physical location of that receiver from one account to the other.
See post #15