Last summer Verizon hinted that they were gearing up to offer discounts for bundling wireless service with TV, DSL or FiOS (they currently only offer wireless users one bill). Today Verizon announced that those bundles had arrived -- at least for consumers in their Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets. According to big red, they're offering a new $134.99 "quadruple play" price for FiOS users who bundle FiOS, FiOS TV, home voice service and wireless service. DSL customers can pay $124.99 for a similar DirecTV bundle. Two example bundles:Users can mix and match their discounts with faster or slower speeds. For instance, wireless users on 450 minute plans can also bundle 1 Mbps DSL, home phone and DirecTV's basic "Choice" tier for $115 a month. "Simply put, the larger your plan -- in terms of Internet speed and TV content -- the greater the savings," Verizon spokesman Robert Elek tells us. "The lesser the speed of your Internet, the lower the annual savings," he says.

Maybe we're missing it, but we don't see what for many would be the more enticing double play discount bundle of wireless and DSL or FiOS. Your thoughts on the new offers?

Update: We spoke to Verizon, who tells us there is a DSL and wireless double play, but no FiOS and wireless double play, something the company says was a "strategic decision for now."