The locals you are suppose to be getting isn't getting paid, so you would be stealing from them. And then they would also have lower ratings, so you could be stealing their ad dollars. Not stealing from the provider, but the channel owner.
I call total bs on any gps chip because of cost vs. So few who bother and Dish not caring. (Not the poster whoever told him) There is nothing illegal as in any law broken. Dish would care if you were Stacking only. Yes it probably is against the agreement. In fact Dish has made it easier than ever since not having Distants for rv and.truckers to just call them and give a location.
The source that told me about the GPS chip was the Dish tech at Solid Signal. Also the Dish cops have audit accounts for stacking issues. Now I did not ask about different DMAs vs location codes because this is a non issue for me. When I asked why my commercial account required a tech visit to replace receivers instead of mailing cards, they said that my current system was not compatible with the new packages. When the tech came out he wanted to remove one of my dishes and I said no because the EA has the high definition locals and WA and standard locals. If a heavy storm came in the two system dish would alway allow me to get locals He agreed we did the update. I asked him about the GPS and he stated yes they do. Again I see that one box by wireless connection pings to Dish. This was not there previously. The Internet ping gets through the locked modem since it is below the Windows security level of the modem. Again in my case the boxes never move so I am fine with that. Now if this is for DMAs or Stacking I don't know. But the set up is 3 boxes 3 TV's on a commercial account The package is the top 200 plus sports. Again only one box pings on the internet the other two do not.
Were you already on the eastern arc? If so, I don't see why they would have had to change any equipment. Anything that works with EA should be current and work with any new smart cards.
Yes instead of swapping cards they replaced all of the receivers. I owned the originals and the new ones they brought out. That was the agreement.
Again the only difference is one of the three has a wireless modem built in that pings on my internet. All of the slots for Internet hookup are vacant on all three receivers. I can not complain because everything is working great
I always change my service address back to my billing address before dealing with any equipment or shipping possibilities. No chance of a mishap.
The only exception is this past month where I allowed my new G4 smart card to be shipped to my service address (parents), as I was visiting them the following week.
What model receiver is it? What model did they replace?
Hoppers can be bought.A person can just purchase a new receiver themselves and change it over. I have a 211k. New they are $99 the last time I checked. So no big deal. The insurance is 20 months equals the $100. But if a person has Hoppers, I do not know if they can be purchased.
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