>Everytime Comcast came in to work on the system, another problem was created,
>especially with the ADT system.
Good point. When making big changes you have to consider all the angles.
Security systems typically rent a "dry pair" from the telco to monitor
the security system. If you get rid of y
My experience comes from getting tired of Verizon. I used my cell for
any toll calls and had a very limited service for 20-30 local calls a
month (for my Tivo). They kept trying to nickle and dime me with $2-3
increases with no added benefit to me. I switched to triple play;
already having had HSI
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$75 a year, or $75 a month? does not the $99 have a time limit, and does
it provide more than basic ca
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> Subject: RE: [CGUYS] Comcast Triple Play
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> I'm spending about $95/month for Comcast's digital silver package (most
> digital channels, HDTV plus HBO). My phone bill from Vz is about $130/mo
>
central
monitoring site?
Thanks,
-Mike
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Michel David Lowe
Purcellville, VA
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$75 a year, or $75 a month? does not the $99 have a time limit, and does it
provide more than basic cable? HD and digital channels extra?
I get a lot of attitude from Comcast. I have about $60 of video cable
services, and I cannot get a hard copy from Comcast as to what I have.
I also have
I've had Comcast for video and am generally happy with it. I've also been a
loyal Verizon customer using them for both voice and DSL. Does anyone on
the list have any experience with Comcast's Triple Play - voice, video and
Internet bundle? I've been pricing the triple play and it looks like I c
