Yes, it's against DirecTV's policy.Bobman said:
Legal/Sharing Directv with neighbor question
Does anybody know if it is legal/acceptable to share directv services with neighbors? Here's the situation....
I just moved in next door in a town house with some really good friends of mine. They have Directv and I have nothing yet. They have a couple of empty slots on their multiswitch. Would it be legal/acceptable to buy 2 receivers, pay the $5.00 monthly charge on them, and use them at my house, while I split the bill with my friend?
I seem to think it is not allowed, but Directv does make an extra amount of money on the receivers, so its not like I would be hacking or doing anything really illegal here.
I just moved in next door in a town house with some really good friends of mine. They have Directv and I have nothing yet. They have a couple of empty slots on their multiswitch. Would it be legal/acceptable to buy 2 receivers, pay the $5.00 monthly charge on them, and use them at my house, while I split the bill with my friend?
I seem to think it is not allowed, but Directv does make an extra amount of money on the receivers, so its not like I would be hacking or doing anything really illegal here.
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DirecTV's Customer Service Agreement can be found here ....
http://directv.com/DTVAPP/global/contentPage.jsp?assetId=P400042
http://directv.com/DTVAPP/global/contentPage.jsp?assetId=P400042
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