Re: DSS (was Daytona)

[Funcentral@webtv.net (Pootie Tang)]

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They've already "diminished" down to nothing.  It's illegal to prohibit
dish installations.

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Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 10:09:58 -0500
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From: Dave Rizzolo <dv8studio@ids.net>
Subject: Re: DSS (was Daytona)
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In some communities there are zoning ordinances and deed restrictions that
prohibit the use of satellite dishes. They were really written during the
time of the big dishes and I would suspect them to diminish now that dishes
have become small and unobtrusive.

(no I don't work in the industry)

- - Dave Rizzolo
   97 GLX

At 07:49 AM 2/1/98 EST, you wrote:

>
>Why would you hide it?  Aren't they legal if you subscribe to the service?
>Did you not subscribe and just buy the dish?  Does it work without service?
>
>Chuck Marshall
>'98 GLX
>Euro Switch
>Rear Fog
>
>

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