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Complaint Review: Directech, installers For Directv
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| Directech, installers For Directv directv.com
Boston, Massachusetts U.S.A. |
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DirecTECH N.E, installers For Directv, Bluegrass Satellite cable installation hatchet job Boston Massachusetts
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*Consumer Comment: The lag bolts can be reinstalled without the dish. Pot them in with latex caulk or roof cement.
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They do not tell you that the satellite dish will be mounted with lag bolts, which cannot be removed without making a hole in your roof. This also voids out your roof warranty. They simply say, "Keep the dish in case you decide to come back to us." They make such a mess of your house. I don't know how they are still in business.
Patricia
Peabody, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
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AUTHOR: paluzzi - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, August 26, 2009
POSTED: Wednesday, August 26, 2009Hello.
I just read your post and I feel your pain. I used to work for Directv Network and I recently left the company because of all the bad things I've seen them do to their customers. I actually work with Comcast now and help allot of those people resolve their Directv network conflicts and give them so much more satisfaction with their home services. I work with allot of people like yourself and they usually save over $300 a year and are much much happier. I'd like to speak to you further and possibly help you out with your problem. If you're in contract to I can help as well. Call me or email if you'd like.
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#2 Consumer Comment
The lag bolts can be reinstalled without the dish. Pot them in with latex caulk or roof cement.
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, August 26, 2009
POSTED: Tuesday, May 29, 2007The holes are drilled from the outside because that is easier and a damp rag placed where the hole is expected will trap debris. Plasterboard is very easy to patch with plastic spackle. Large holes may require light wood strips as a backup. None of this is hard to do. Spackle in layers until the hole is filled, then sand, then paint.
Repairing "blow out holes" [to use your term] in the outside wall would be a LOT more interesting. And by "a LOT more interesting" I mean a major PITA.
