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On 09/25/2013 05:29 PM, Rich Braun wrote: > Richard Pieri <richard.pieri at gmail.com> wrote: >> Anyone can tap the lines without Comcast knowing it. By encrypting the >> signals and controlling the decryption side they can lock out the moochers. > Bingo. A few years ago I went to my exercise room in the basement to find the > TV signal blacked-out. Investigating, I went outside and found that someone > had destructively cut the RG6 cable in about 3 places. Just the one cable, > not the one feeding the upstairs; and not the telephone wires (as a vandal or > burglar might have done). Had to have been done by a Comcast enforcer coming > onto my property without my permission. Apparently, they still had my address > listed in their records as 2 separate units instead of single-family. You mean you had legitimate service, service that you were paying for, and they apparently cut the cables carrying that service? I am so glad we don't have cable service anymore. -kb
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