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Posted by Mark Lloyd on October 13, 2007, 11:21 pm
>"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" <mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com> wrote in
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>> Jim Yanik wrote:
>>>> He has 2 of the boxes in his house and one at his parents house and
>>>> one at his wife's parents house. 3 families split 125 and get
>>>> everything.
>>>
>>> But,I wonder if he could be prosecuted for cable signal fraud? That
>>> usage may be contrary to the subscription agreement.
>>> (with possible BIG fines)
>>> Wouldn't DirectTV notice that 2 of their boxes are on different phone
>>> lines?
>>
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>> There is no requirement for DirecTV to be on a phone line for normal
>> operations.
>
>Yes,I knew that,but if you want any PPV channels,you do.
>
No you don't. Use the website.
>> None of ours have been since they were activated. As far
>> as that goes, what's to stop someone from bringing all the receivers
>> to the subscriber's house to get activated, then carrying them back to
>> their ultimate home? DirecTV can't tell where the signal goes, since
>> it goes everywhere anyway.
>>
>> Would this be fraudulent? Hell, yes. The chances of getting caught
>> are nil but if you do I'd imagine it'd be your ass.
>>
>>
>>
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>maybe they'll put GPS chips inside the boxes..... ;-(
>
>BTW,wouldn't the other two homes also have to buy their own dishes and
>LNBs?
>IIRC,one LNB can drive up to 4 converter boxes.
There is no such limit. I've seen multiswitches that handle 16
receivers. These can be cascaded for even more.
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