Malas noticias para Viewsat

Malas noticias para Viewsat. Dish puede examinar chips de

unidades.

Deberan preservar los chis de unidades en reparacion para

examinacion por Dish en fecha posterior.

Los chips se revisaran en lo que se llama "digital evidence" y

que es un medio de saber si los equipos se modificaron para
pirateria o no.

Esto es definitivamente una mala noticia para los de Viewsat.

La Orden del juez dice asi ( vean el documento los que lean
Ingles al final de esta pagina):

El dia 17 de Setiembre la corte convino una conferencia de

arreglo ( settlement) y ademas se discutio un plan de
preservacion de la evidencia que apoya los reclamos de los
acusadores.

Y la corte ha impuesto este plan:

A partir del dia 22 de Setiembre ( ya es el dia de hoy) Viewsat

debe preservar TODOS LOS CHIPS de las unidades regresadas
para reparacion y que son acompanadas por un cheque de $50
dolares esten en garantia o no.. Viewsat asignara un tracking
number a cada CHIP y debe registrar el numero de serie de
cada unidad para luego enviarse a los de Dish para ser
examinados como evidencia digital. Dish puede comprar esos
chips a $23 dolares si los desea examinar. Tambien Viewsat
debe registrar LA INFORMACION ASOCIADA CON LA PERSONA
O ENTIDAD ( DEALERS) que regresaron esas unidades para ser
reparadas en garantia o no.

El dia 28 de Octubre del 2008 esta Corte y los abogados de Dish

revisaran el progreso de este plan interino para llegar a unn
acuerdo de preservacion PERMANENTE de esa evidencia

Como ven, no son muy buenas las noticias para Viewsat porque
esto es una ORDEN directa del Juez que no obedecerla causaria
desacato y podria traer carcel y multas a los de Viewsat y
empeorar el asunto.
Ya ven que no es como se decia en otros forums. Aca, la verdad
simple y sin maquillajes. Sea como sea. Solo la verdad y los
documentos para probar lo que decimos.

Y nuestra recomendacion......

Si se le rompre el Viewsat...botelo. Su direccion y nombre

podrian aperecer en una lista de Dish. Esta advertido. Y de eso
se trata. De Dish ahogar a Viewsat ( y los demas demandados)
y acabar con sus ventas. Definitivamente con esta medida
tambien aceleran esa "estrangulacion economica".

Una preguntita a los entendidos, si antes de mandarlo le instalo

el bin de fábrica, aún asi pueden ver lo que hubo dentro?
(claro, lo dificil va a ser instalar con el equipo sin funcionar...
jeje!)

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Warning to Viewsat Owners!!!

It seems that Echostar is playing hardball with Viewsat now

and going after end users. If you have a defective Viewsat, DO
NOT send it back to Viewsat. They may be trying to get
personal information. We will post more updates as we get
them.

Quote:

On September 17, 2008, the Court convened a Settlement

Conference in the above entitled action. Appearing were Mark
Hamer, Esq., Chad Hagan, Esq., JJ Gee and Rob Frankel, client
representatives on behalf of plaintiffs; David R. Clark, Esq.,
Manny Delacerra, Esq., Jung Kwak and Rob Rhine, client
representatives on behalf of defendants.

The Court and counsel followed up on the settlement process

discussed at the Early Neutral Evaluation Conference. There
was also discussion about the preservation of evidence
allegedly supporting the plaintiff’s claims and defendant’s
defenses. While counsel work on a formal permanent
preservation plan, the Court imposes the following interim
plan:
1. Starting September 22, 2008, defendant will preserve the
chip from all of the units returned to defendant for repair or
warranty work which are accompanied by a check in the
approximate amount of $50.00. Defendant will assign a
tracking number to each of these chips and record the unit’s
serial number and the date of receipt for later transmission to
plaintiffs. Defendant will also record the information associated
with the person(s) or other entity that has returned the unit for
the subject work.

The production of that information will be dealt with by the

Court at some future date;

2. By October 6, 2008, defendants will provide a report to

plaintiff’s counsel regarding the
chips collected and plaintiff may proceed to purchase any or all
of those at $23.00 per
unit for forensic testing; and

3. The Court and counsel will review of the progress of this

interim plan, and counsel’s
efforts to come up with a permanent preservation plan, at a
telephonic Case Management
Conference set for October 24, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. Plaintiff’s
counsel will initiate the
call.

In the interim, counsel have leave to take a Rule 30(b)(6)

deposition of defendant’s representative
with regard to repair and warranty return protocols. No later
than Monday, September 22, 2008,
plaintiff’s counsel will provide defendants with the
Rule30(b)(6) deposition notice describing the
specific areas of inquiry involved. As this deposition is limited
in scope and relates to the issue of
preservation of evidence, it is excluded from the limit of ten
depositions aside under the Federal Rules.
Counsel are also required to conduct their Rule 26(f)
conference and submit their joint discovery
plan by October 24, 2008. At the next conference, the Court will
confirm a date for initial disclosures,
and set further dates and deadlines as appropriate.