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PolarBear The bear formerly known as aaron8301 Premium join:2005-01-03 ·CableOne	reply to dvd536 Re: several caveats... And I assume by that you mean that since there would be no more video service, the cost of HSI would be dramatically higher. And you're right. But as I said above, said by PolarBear : if that happened, the consumer wouldn't be paying for separate TV service anymore, so the bill for both TV and internet would still be the same. Yes the price of HSI would go up, but the price of video would be zero. So essentially, you'd be getting the same two services (just via different delivery methods) and paying the same amount (for example $120 for both services together instead of $60 for each service separately.
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dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ	reply to PolarBear said by PolarBear : said by tmc8080 : 3. Economic viability (ability for consumers to afford the rates which are just about guaranteed to be over $100/month by the time they achieve such capability). When I had Comcast in 2005, I paid $62.95 for 8/1. Now that same $62.95 gets you 20/5 with Comcast. VIDEO subsidizes HSI as it does on every cable provider. -- When I gez aju zavateh na nalechoo more new yonooz tonigh molinigh - Ken Lee
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