Linked by Tony Steidler-Dennison on Tue 8th Jul 2008 14:12 UTC
So should you pay up to $35 for their lowest 5GB plan, you just might be able to actually watch two HD films. Of course you can go over your limit if you're willing to pay $1 per additional gigabyte, a markup over cost of only 1,000 to 1,500% by Time Warner Cable. That's a bad deal however you slice it -- unless you work in marketing.
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True, that. Where I live, I have the luxury of choosing between two cable providers. That competition brings a lower monthly fee than in areas with a single provider, along with free channels, such as the local regional sports network, that would be premium under a single provider.
Which provider am I with? Neither. I've got a satellite dish and DSL. This combination is less expensive than comparable service from either of the cable providers.