If you only have broadband from them and have a starview etc they don't talk back so they have no way of knowing you have a box. It's only if you have a tv package and don't have their box hooked up that they might wonder why you aren't using it.
getting a little paranoid. I don't know if it's possible to do, but just the hint that it might is enough to warrant worry. JM2C
hi everyone It would be possible for vm to tell if you were using a different stb than theirs.All stbs give out rf frequencies produced by the onboard ics ,cpu etc.Vm boxes are Samsung pace etc they scan there own boxes for rf frequencies input these into a computer if that computer finds different freqs produced by a different box it alerts.The coax into your box will still send these small pulses back out of your home right down the cable system
So..say for example that I have a SV2, and assume that my SV2 sends out signals...to vm, so...HOW will VM know the signal is coming from my house, cos the SV2 is not registered under any1's name. does that make sense?
i had just my SV2 plugged in b4 today, well.....about 4hours ago i've plugged in the original (basic package) along side the SV2 and they both seem to be receiving channels
Nominated for the best every BS answer I have seen here in a long time. Sorry for the minor rant..........but do people actually believe this????
well scouser if they keep telling themselves they will believe it,still find it interesting to read though,lol
Eh! tell the kids the circus has come to town, LOL there are always people with stories about this is going to happen or that is going to happen, wait till it happens then fix it
quote=ph2kuk]What do I do if there is a red tent next to the green one?[/quote] Are there little green men dressed up as leprachauns in the green tent??