 Reviews:
·RoadRunner Cable
| reply to clone I'll agree with that... I had DirecTv - and it NEVER went out, but the pricing went only 1 direction - UP. Similarly, AT&T is the POTS/ISP here, and their POTS + DSL cost me $80/month, add in another +$40/month for DirecTv, and its at $120 + fees/taxes, and that was to get 3Mbps. Any time the cities sprinklers went off (daily) DSL would drop for an hour.
On the cable side. TWC has its own issues,but I started out paying $90 for 10/1Mbps, phone and 2 cable boxes.
I'm now at 20/2Mbps, phone and 2 cable boxes + DVR for $120, 4 years later. |
 clone join:2000-12-11 Portage, IN | reply to FLATLINE said by FLATLINE:Just like I've been saying for years and people are slowly realizing there is no value to any of cables subscription packages. Seriously? I have Comcast and pay just UNDER $150 for TV, phone with unlimited long distance, and 20/5 internet. And service that I can count on one hand how many times it has been down in the last 6 years. I remember paying the days of paying $80 for basic phone and DSL "line charge" from Verizon, $30 for DSL ISP service, then paying $75 on top of that to DirecTV.
So, $185 for a phone line with no long distance and 768/128 DSL, and a dish that goes out every time the squirrels mated too close to it.
You couldn't pay ME enough to switch back to satellite and/or whatever glorified DSL the telcos are rolling out. |