Let's see if he wants to sling it there it's all right but if he takes the receiver it's stealing
Maybe that makes Disney case for them
No longer supporting vacation homes?
- Thread starter mike_ayu
- Start date
- Latest activity Latest activity:
- Replies 58
- Views 10K
Maybe that makes Disney case for them
I applaud anyone who can afford whatever. I always have and do not agree with going down the road of if someone can afford this or that they can pay this or that just because they can. Unless it's about paying what everyone has to.
Because someone is wealthy and is so because they don't spend unwisely, should not translate into not paying for a second home subscription for DISH as an unwise expense. (If two residences at the same time) If that is not what was meant, I agree then as my opening sentence says.
Because someone is wealthy and is so because they don't spend unwisely, should not translate into not paying for a second home subscription for DISH as an unwise expense. (If two residences at the same time) If that is not what was meant, I agree then as my opening sentence says.
Let's see if he wants to sling it there it's all right but if he takes the receiver it's stealing
Maybe that makes Disney case for them
Again, rationalizing does not make it not stealing. A Slingbox is not a DISH satellite receiver, and that is what this thread is about. Nice try to derail though. At this time Slingbox use is recognized as being a legal way to watch from a remote location. As is Dishanywhere. (I believe for one reason because it is not the same as watching directly from an HDMI connection to the TV. Similar to Analog VS Digital recording)
Last edited:
It's not to derail the thread it's to show how the rules are interpreted,
If you pay for the receive then why say it has to be at the same location yet
Advertise TV everywhere but do not think the programmer providers should be compensated for this
exactly. In alot of cases these "cabins" have been around for decades and inherited when someone dies.
I cancelled my Dish account, so it woulde make no sense for me to advertise for Dish.
As far as Directv referrals, I won't get any credit for them anyways since im on a dealer employee complementry account. Anyone who asks for me for an account number, I have other peoples accounts who will be glad to receive a credit for a Directv referral.
Not sure why this is turning into such a big deal here. Just put up a dish antenna at the second location and purchase a receiver to keep there. When you go to the second location just call Dish and have them activate it on your current account. When you are done using it then call Dish and deactivate the receiver. This would not be much different than taking a receiver and tailgater places. As long as you do not have receivers active at two different locations for a long period of time you should be fine and Dish should not have an issue with it either.
No excuse to slam the "spend wisely" explanation. It had nothing to do with stealing services.
Dish would have no case. It just blow's my mind that you would think they would sue a long time customer over this.
its not fair charlie can drop channels..sneak in hardware price increases..charge for DVR service (when he said he wouldn't) either but $hit happens
Last edited:
That's true.
Why do they sell the tailgater when that would be considered account stacking also.
Well -- For one thing houses don't usually have tailgates...
Sent from my iPhone 4S using Forum Runner
What about the Pathway X2? That supports two stb's however nobody knows if you can add (2) 211's to a hopper account if you own a X2.
nobody= dish and CVS (They sent an email off for me today to a special person up to find out) lol
Last edited:
You ain't frum 'round heah, is ye?
Sent from my iPhone using SatelliteGuys
We dun have dem fancy pants tailgates on our houses where I'm frum.
Sent from my iPhone 4S using Forum Runner
On Amazon.com you can actually purchase a bracket that will clip onto a ladder to mount the tailgater to. I font have an RV or semi, nut its a pretty cool tool.
