iDJ
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Back in the day same case here. My aunt's landlord thought dishes will catch fire.
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What kind of a landlord is he ??? One who doesn't allow to install a small dish.
He should respect the basic human rights of watching television by giving right to install the dish
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I too live in ground floor of a three storeyed house, I have installed dish, its very strange to see that your owner is not allowing dish since its become a mandatory for most of the house
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You know those dishes ruins the look.
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In my area after installing TS we are being told that it adds a nice look. Not kidding. It actually does look amazing in my house but in an apartment or multi storeyed building with many dishes it does look bad.
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No. If installed in a proper way it makes the building look attractive
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Where I live. I have strictly asked to put dishes on the back side where it's not visible. Same applies to cable wires. So it doesn't look bad.
Can you show me an example? Maybe I would be sold.
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No
, just seeing in my mobile
