They all pay differently...Cable, Low Pay for subs, but most provide drop, and routes are pretty tight, would probably have to do about 10 jobs to break $150-200 a day. (I'm estimating, may not be that bad)Dish. Pays very high, but routes are spread out often driving 60+ Miles between jobs, and you have to purchase your own drop material in most cases. have to do 2 or 3 jobs to make $200 a day, and work is up and down, busy in the summer, dead in the winter. DirecTV Pays decent, routes are usually pretty close together unless your in a rural market, Still have to purchase your drop in most cases, work is usually consistent. 3-5 jobs a day will get you about $200+/day.All have charge backs, not sure about Cable, I have not worked in cable since 1995. Satellite (dish and DTV) can really eat into your money with charge backs, but only if you suck as a tech, or fail at running your company. and for some reason my lines are all running together, whats up with that?
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