GlobalMind
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Re: If pole mounted Vrads aren't on property, does customer have
My guess would be that they don't have to get permission to add it to a pole, which is why they're doing it in part.
Course they mount it just a few feet abovee the ground, so it's technically "on the pole" but just as unsightly.
But as we've seen before, the commentary is "if you want the service you deal with the box" and that's that.
Would like to see them try that here though, private community, no poles, all buried, and the boxes are concealed by hedge or some such thing. Won't be any of this drop it in the front easement on the other side of the sidewalk stuff.
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ossito16
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Whiting, IN | Do they offer free service or at least some financial compensation? If they offered me free service of their highest tiers then we could talk. |
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GlobalMind
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Hollywood, FL
| said by ossito16  :Do they offer free service or at least some financial compensation? If they offered me free service of their highest tiers then we could talk. I'd say no because normally they're placing these things on the easements which are already set aside for utility use.
Nevermind that they've been dropping them at the end of folks driveways because that's where the easement is. |
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