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dennismurphy
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Re: Kudos to Cablevision

said by K2NNJ See Profile :

"They are the MSO that is always at the forefront of technology and they aren't afraid to spend money to give their customers a good value."

They are also at the forefront of raising rates.
Are you kidding?

Optimum Online service was $39.95 for cable subscribers in 2002 ... Here, in 2008, it's $44.95. And that's IF you don't have the Triple Play.

I wouldn't call that excessive at all... a $5 rate hike in 6+ years? Not bad at all.


n2jtx

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said by dennismurphy See Profile :

said by K2NNJ See Profile :

"They are the MSO that is always at the forefront of technology and they aren't afraid to spend money to give their customers a good value."

They are also at the forefront of raising rates.
Are you kidding?

Optimum Online service was $39.95 for cable subscribers in 2002 ... Here, in 2008, it's $44.95. And that's IF you don't have the Triple Play.

I wouldn't call that excessive at all... a $5 rate hike in 6+ years? Not bad at all.
I pay $49.95 but and I saw a $10 rate increase. Granted it has not increased since 2002. However, that is due more to competition.


dvd536
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said by dennismurphy See Profile :

said by K2NNJ See Profile :

"They are the MSO that is always at the forefront of technology and they aren't afraid to spend money to give their customers a good value."

They are also at the forefront of raising rates.
I wouldn't call that excessive at all... a $5 rate hike in 6+ years? Not bad at all.
Just like all other cable companies, VIDEO subs subsidize HSI!
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dennismurphy
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said by dvd536 See Profile :

Just like all other cable companies, VIDEO subs subsidize HSI!
Proof, please.


Matt
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said by dennismurphy See Profile :

said by dvd536 See Profile :

Just like all other cable companies, VIDEO subs subsidize HSI!
Proof, please.
The fact that 99% of the cable companies give you a discount if you subscribe to a certain video tier along with any other product? They don't raise your cable rate if you just want video ... but if you just want HSI or just want their phone, you pay more without video service.


dennismurphy
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said by Matt See Profile :

said by dennismurphy See Profile :

said by dvd536 See Profile :

Just like all other cable companies, VIDEO subs subsidize HSI!
Proof, please.
The fact that 99% of the cable companies give you a discount if you subscribe to a certain video tier along with any other product? They don't raise your cable rate if you just want video ... but if you just want HSI or just want their phone, you pay more without video service.
I suspect that almost everyone here (with a VERY few exceptions) know anything about Cablevision's revenue streams, and a breakdown of capital investment per product. (Hello, Wilt... I bet you're the only one

Having said that - Cablevision isn't Comcast. And Comcast isn't Mediacom. Mediacom isn't Cox, and Cox isn't Verizon.

Each company runs their operation as they see fit. There's no "one size fits all" mold.

If history has shown us anything, Cablevision tries extremely hard to be at the forefront of technology - they have a (relatively) small physical footprint, a large subscriber base, and a deep penetration rate that the other CableCo's would kill for.

It's a different model than you may be used to in your area.


serge666

join:2004-06-07
Little Falls, NJ
reply to dennismurphy
actually it was $19.95 with a 1 year agreement back in the day when Cablevision had contracts.
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