said by Dogfather :

My math is fine, you are the one who chooses to ignore reality along with the rest of the Comcast fanbois who desperately try to explain away Comcast's abysmal customer service ratings. You should bother to learn what Verizon's rates actually are and was programming they provide for those rates before mouthing off.

Of course it wouldn't dawn on you to wonder why people like the IRS more than Comcast.

said by Dogfather :

RTFA, it's about Comcast' horrid customer service rating.

Meanwhile you keep repeating falsehoods about Verizon like Verizon charging for HD programming.

Verizon does not charge for HD programming. It's included in the HD box rental just like Comcast. In my service area, Comcast didn't discount the first HD box. They charge $5 on top of, not instead of, the regular box rental for a total of $12.95. Verizon charges $10.

said by BSD24 :

So you are saying Verizon Fios charged me falsely for everything, including the $30 a month for 1 box that was multi-room dvr without HD, another $20 a month if I want HD channels in my area. $8 a month for standard boxes each. I don't see how something from Verizon printed on paper by them would be false. Yea Verizon itself must be false, just as much as DVR meaning Digital Video Recorder, that must be false too.

said by Dogfather :

Correct, Verizon quotes me wildly different rates than what you are quoting.

Perhaps you were misreading your bill. Can you post a copy?

Here there is no additonal charge for HD programming. The SD multiroom DVR is about 1/2 what you quote and Verizon offers 3 standard boxes for $13.

said by Dogfather :

That's not what you said.

Read your post.

said by you :

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including the $30 a month for 1 box that was multi-room dvr without HD

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The standard multi-room SD DVR is $18, not $30, at least out here. The Hi-Def version of that DVR is $2 more at $20.

You then quoted $20 for HD programming which at least here, Verizon doesn't charge for. HD programming is included with any HD box rental.