Re: Unfees are marketing/lobbying efforts against regulation -

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alpha1111 join:2007-12-13 San Antonio, TX	reply to DotMac4 Re: Unfees are marketing/lobbying efforts against regulation My cable HSI for example is exactly to the penny the price I was quoted by Time Warner when I ordered online. Online they quoted the price as $44.95 plus $10.00 for the extreme tier. When I get my bill it's $44.95 plus $10 for the extreme tier...no junk fees, unfees or other lies. Are you billed an FCC fee? and I Franchise Fee? Time Warner San Antonio Customers are, and Comcast In Houston is worse. I will not get time warner because they took channel 20 public access off basic cable but still bill you for the service (paying for services I don't get) you have to have their BS box $7.99 and Digital Cable another $5 to get that one channel. I wonder if Dave Leitt's Worst show is still on that channel I remember back then when they were Paragon TJ Connally (the peeper) made a big stink about him circa 1996. I wont pay sprint to have a equalizer for the 911 they can have bass in it if an emergency strikes.
alpha1111 join:2007-12-13 San Antonio, TX	to forum · permalink · 2007-12-13 02:15:24 ·
DotMac4 Shill H8r Premium join:2007-10-26 Huntington Beach, CA	No. Those fees apply only to CATV service I guess. My HSI bill only has my HSI fees which are exactly what I was quoted. And certainly no junk "un" fees.
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