QUOTE(hitman @ Mar 10 2007, 09:01 PM) [snapback]82886[/snapback]
U r not allowed to relocate the dish urself... but who is stopping u to move the dish to different angle... Its not ILLEGAL... Now u r worried if u loss reception then y to move it in first place... man if u r so confident of moving the dish urself then u must be confident of getting it back to the position... U can't expect
Tata Sky guys to provide u services cos of ur mischiefs...[/b]
This is non-sensical ...why would you move to a diff angle, would you pick up other programs(?), even if you could, the stb would not decode it for you since it only works with
Tata.
He said moving the dish (at all) would be in violation of the terms, (whether it is or not reamains to be seen, but i was under the impression he was quoting the T&C's). You have to get a tata tech to do it for you and with that comes the extra payment. Therefore if you change houses you have the Rs.1000 extra charge just for that. So i gather even if you could setup and whatnot, the TOA prohibit you from doing so. I understand if this was not the case then tata or any other provider could clearly use as an incentive over the local cable wallahs since you would have to pay (by default) to get a cable installed to your new place. I feel the extra charge is there to prevent ppl from dicking around with the dish and wasting personnel resources to get it realigned again, but a relocation should defnitely not be considered in the same category.
It would be interesting to know how this is handled abroad. My guess is they won't have a problem with it, for all i know they might even do it for free. Hey you chose to stick with them and they know they will be getting a monthly payment from you. And that is rewarding you for staying with them. To be fair there should only be one installation charge and relocatoins are included as well, how often are you going to shift around, a few times then you eventually settle down.