questions - is this legal???

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jarnold

Discussion Starter · Oct 11, 2008

does anyone know out there if your a subcontractor and you buy your wire and directv allows 120 feet from dish to reciever before you can charge custom labor - shoudl the check go in my name or the company im subcontraing for? also does anyone know or have to pay a 10% retainage out of all checks to total $1000? is this allowed?

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dgordo

· #2 · Oct 11, 2008

What does your contract say?

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patmurphey

· #3 · Oct 11, 2008

jarnold said:
does anyone know out there if your a subcontractor and you buy your wire and directv allows 120 feet from dish to reciever before you can charge custom labor - shoudl the check go in my name or the company im subcontraing for? also does anyone know or have to pay a 10% retainage out of all checks to total $1000? is this allowed?

Why post this here?

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boba

· #4 · Oct 11, 2008

patmurphey said:
Why post this here?

If he has to ask that question about his contract, he dosen't know where to post it. Guess he dosen't know about retailer or installer forums.

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Dave

· #5 · Oct 11, 2008

Jarnold, Welcome to DBSTALK,

Perhaps he doesn't know where to post it because the (DISH FORUMS) DOES NOT contain a thread for installers like DirectV does.
Look at the forums he is posting in before you forget to welcome him and look at the question he asked.

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phrelin

· #6 · Oct 11, 2008

boba said:
If he has to ask that question about his contract, he dosen't know where to post it. Guess he dosen't know about retailer or installer forums.

Do you have links for him?

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boba

· #7 · Oct 12, 2008

phrelin said:
Do you have links for him?

I think a common starting point or a logical point is called "GOOGLE"

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Ashh

· #8 · Oct 13, 2008

you can charge extra after so many feet. It will be very rare that you go over 120 feet in one shot. Also my company does do 10% retaining from new hire checks up to 500 dollars in case when they leave there are any chargebacks. After 90 days they get whats left back.

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