 owlynPremium,MVM
join:2004-06-05
Newtown, PA
 ·Comcast
 ·Verizon Online DSL
| Service Changes FYI Just an FYI for anyone who is interested. The following announcements came in my latest bill:
On April 3, 2012, Disney
Junior will replace SOAPnet on Digital Preferred channel 120.
Comcast has all the speed you need to do everything you
want on the Internet - faster, including our Performance
Starter tier, with speeds up to 6 Mbps, for $49.95 per month.
On February 29th, the "Preferred Collection" On Demand
folder will no longer be available.
Beginning 2/27/12: Economy Plus Internet service will be
available for new subscription at $39.95/mo. or $29.95/mo. with
either video or voice services, and Economy XF Triple Play
$84.85/mo. includes XFINITY TV Digital Economy, XFINITY
Internet Economy Plus, and XFINITY Voice Local with More.
Beginning 4/1/12: The following new packages will be available:
MultiLatino Plus XF Paquete Triple $84.85/mo. includes
XFINITY TV MultiLatino Plus, XFINITY Internet Economy Plus
and XFINITY Voice Local with More Voice; and MultiLatino
Extra XF Paquete Triple $94.85 includes XFINITY TV
MultiLatino Extra, XFINITY Internet Economy Plus and
XFINITY Voice Local with More.
Prices shown do not include applicable taxes and fees.
Effective 4/1/12: Economy Internet; Economy Triple Play,
MultiLatino Plus Paquete Triple and MultiLatino Extra Paquete
Triple bundles will no longer be available for new subscription.
Effective March 21, 2012 XFINITY Signature Support Protection
Plans will be available. Computer Protection Plus includes our
Service Protection Plan and warranty coverage for computers.
Triple Play Protection includes our Service Protection Plan and
warranty coverage for computers & flat-panel TVs. Go to
xfinity.com/signaturesupport for more information. |
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Reviews:
·Comcast
| That is due to SOAPnet itself going away (lack of viewage).
A surprise - BBC America has been added to either Limited Basic or Digital Starter (it showed up on the DTAs this week) along with a trainload of other previously Digital-Classic-only channels - if you have DTAs, re-check your channels (especially between 100-199 - BBCA showed up at 114). |
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| I don't think its because of lack of viewership, I think it's because all the stations like ABC are getting rid of their soap opera programming, so there isn't anything for them to broadcast anymore. |
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| I think SoapNet was already on the chopping block even before ABC ditched two of their soaps. Not sure when it goes dark for everyone (cable or satellite) |
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