🚀 go-pugleaf

Well after my Time Warner internet going up and down through the day,  and 
the TV quality changing from month to month and station to station, Which I 
had the same problem with Comcast , they always blamed the signal strength 
and would come out and fix it only to have it happen a few months later and 
the fact that Comcast still does my phones and sent me a letter saying they 
no longer do phones in my area and I need to switch to another phone carrier 
I decided to go ahead and switch to Werizon.  My only issue was having to be 
in a contract because I was thinking about moving in the future but Verizon 
told me it was free to move my service from one house to another and if my 
new area did not support Verizon then there would be no charge to cancel the 
contract early.  For internet, TV, and 2 phone lines its about $10-$20 
cheaper than Time Warner and the telephone sales lady gave me another $20 
off per month for the first year as a added value plus I now get unlimited 
long distance on both lines which is nice since my wife uses long distance 
and we have been using cell phones or phone cards even though we had MCI for 
long distance on our Comcast lines and I am getting a few extra movie 
channels . There TV setup was a little different than most.  Movies where 
$12.95 a month and includes Starz, Cinemax, and something else I cant 
remember but to get HBO it was separate and a cost of $15.00. And the fact 
that Time Warner just changed there channel line up and all my channel 
number are different numbers than what they have been for the last 4 years 
so its a pain having to search for the channels you liked watching on a 
regular basis until you remember the new channels.  So all in all it sounds 
like a good deal. IF the install goes well next week, which I am not 
counting on but hey it could happen I should be a happy camper.


"OCSDFW" <ocsdfw@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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>I am with Time Warner, formally Comcast for Broadband, Cable TV, and 
>Digital Phones.  Thinking about switching and was curios about how Verizon 
>compared as far as Features goes and reliability.  I am getting tired of 
>having weak signal strength on TV and having them come out to fix it just 
>for it to happen again a few months later. The TV signals have been doing 
>this for years now. One day the picture looks good and other days it does 
>not.  This varies on 3 different cable boxes. Done all the obvious, switch 
>boxes, replace cables, etc.....   I guess them using Coax cabling does not 
>help for the long run.
>