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General => General discussion => Topic started by: Mikester on 02 February 2012, 23:06
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I have never rented somewhere before so it may sound dumb.
Do you need the permission of the landlord to get a sky dish stuck on the house?
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hell yeah!
otherwise http://www.headington.org.uk/shark/
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Probably depends on the wording of the lease
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It's easier to apologise than ask permission :wink:
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Its a bugger as the house isn't in a virgin cable/fibre optic area.
They best say yes!
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If you owned some of the ole bricks n mortar, then rented it out, would you mind about someone drilling holes into it? Then fitting some ugly junk, running a cable all over the place, a few more holes for fun, just to be able to watch Discovery Health...
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I'd be happy to let them to be honest. It makes the place more appealing to future tenants if a dish is already installed.
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True true Jv, will see what they say.
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I'd be happy to let them to be honest. It makes the place more appealing to future tenants if a dish is already installed.
not when they send a right ape round that f**ks up ur flooring and skirting board :angry:
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I've had 4 installations done, and they've all been very good.
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i've had sky where i live for years
its difficult (harsh) for them not to allow it given the digital switchover, especially if you don't have cable
Mike - if you do go for sky check out their complete package of phone, broadband and sky etc... its good value for money
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Thing I found with Sky (although I only use their Freeview now) is when their customer service is good, it's VERY good. When their customer service is bad (which it was frequently when we first had it) it is ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING! That's why we cancelled the contract.
And yes, just ask your landlord about putting a dish up. It would be a pretty hard-hearted b'stard who won't let you put one up. Ours didn't mind at all and he was a penny-pinching miser! :laugh:
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freeview hd for the no subscription win :laugh:
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I really miss my full Sky package when not at home! :sad:
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I really miss my full Sky package when not at home! :sad:
http://www.sky.com/mysky/makethemost/sky-go/index.html (http://www.sky.com/mysky/makethemost/sky-go/index.html)
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If you rent you need permission for everything you do even if it's just putting up a picture !
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when i first rented, the landlord really sound guy, in his 60's had a bad experience from the rat who lived here before me, had to have all walls replastered, all carpets replaced, it was like a derelict building,
garden was like a jungle even had a tesco trolley in it what wasn't visable,
so as you could expect no pictures no wooden flooring no decorating,
within the first month put pics up, blinds right through, and decorated to my colour choice.
phone lines installed, ariel and sky dish put up, line post etc. garden decked and patio'd
and all he ever does is comment how different the property looks now
done all at my own expense, and obviously put a great value to the house.
if everything is done to a high spec i guess its a bonus to the landlord,
as ill be moving due to moving closer to family.
he is really gutted im leaving,
so if you want things as your renting if hes funny about it ask him to do it, then any issues or damage is down to him.
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freeview hd for the no subscription win :laugh:
tight tw4t :rolleyes: