Be on guard with UVerse, too, MaryAnne. I have had it since 2008 (before the wireless router). My service started at $59 a month...by 2012 it was up to $105...and had lost several channels that I watched. Recently, they offered 100 more channels and faster internet (wireless) for $78.99 (plus tax) that was supposed to be good for 12 months. By the second month they had added $2, allegedly for "equipment". When I called, I learned that my equipment had been grandfathered and I didn't have to pay that charge. I have had many go-rounds with them.
Good morning MA, to be honest, I have not found any of the cable services to deliver as advertised. Having lived in several cities and been held hostage by many different cable companies, I can speak to many of the points made in the video. While funny, it was spot on in its interpretation of how the cable business works.
Thanks for the morning chuckles, it would be even funnier if it weren't so true.
I left Time-Warner because they typically took three days to fix an outage. I now have Verizon. I've had one outage since I've been with them, and that was last week. They first told me it would be the next day so I raised enough sand about it that the showed up that afternoon and fixed the thing.
Verizon,AT&T, and Frontier are all expanding here.That is why they are gouging as much as they can.I am now checking them all.
Or the whole cable system could be made a national public utility.
You mean like it is in Communist countries?