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Re: They just raised the price too... said by baineschile:Do cable companies have contracts? I thought those were limited to the sat-cos Yes. To get a good price with Time Warner you have to bundle cable and internet and agree to a 15 month price lock with an ETF that is charged if you cancel service or move to an area that lacks service. |
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 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA
2 edits | Not here in SoCal.
No contract $89/month for the 'all the Best' package for 12 months.
Lets see: DSL-Extreme (AT&T lines)
1500/384Kbps 12 Month DHCP - 5 IP(s) FREE $17.95/mo
1500/384Kbps Month to Month DHCP - 5 IP(s) FREE $22.95/mo
3000/512Kbps 12 Month DHCP - 5 IP(s) FREE $19.95/mo
3000/512Kbps Month to Month DHCP - 5 IP(s) FREE $27.95/mo
Vs. AT&T:
$30 for 1500/384kbps
$40 for 3008/512kbps
Of course, AT&T's plans don't require POTS... but they're basically charging you for it anyways.
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that depends on your area and what TWC you deal with. TWC-MidOhio does NOT charge an ETF. |
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said by insomniac84:said by baineschile:Do cable companies have contracts? I thought those were limited to the sat-cos Yes. To get a good price with Time Warner you have to bundle cable and internet and agree to a 15 month price lock with an ETF that is charged if you cancel service or move to an area that lacks service. Cable =/= "TV".
That said, no cable company has a contract that I know of. Time Warner has NO contract for their internet, at least not out here in California. Same goes for Cox. |
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