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Other than being too expensive I'm okay w/it. I really don't have a comparison other than my bad experiences with both Direct and Dish (and Rayville Cable :icon_wink:)Quote:
Originally Posted by LABulldog
When I first got cable in WM it was Time Warner. I guess Comcast purchased a smaller block of Time Warner that go round.
Tell us more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgpix
This has long way to go before its OFFICIAL. They have to get approval from FCC & Dept of Justice. I think it will happen (others don't), but they have not purchased TWC. They have put an offer to purchase them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg06
On the verge of dropping TWC here in San Antonio and going to U-verse.
I probably wouldn't do that. UTSA and North Texas have TV deals with TWC SportsChannel Texas. Assuming the Comcast-TWC merger goes through, Rice has a TV deal Comcast SportsNet Houston.Quote:
Originally Posted by WWDog
AT&T technicians are feverishly laying down the wiring where their version of TV broadcasting (SIL in Ft. Worth has it)...UVerse. . ..will be available in Monroe/West Monroe (and possibly S-BC) by Christmas time. Yes, a competitor to cable using their fiber optic wiring.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
AT&T is the devil...
But they pay a nice dividend!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
I switched from Comcast to Uverse in 2005, and never looked back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
My parents tried switching to UVerse when they moved and it was such a hassle they cancelled before they ever got service. The help desk was incompetent and the switch over time was way too long.
You don't live in a "rural" area and have to deal with them from the governmental sideQuote:
Originally Posted by Champ967
They are anything but customer friendly
I despise them and hate them more than I can express in words
Uverse is awesome in Frisco/McKinney.. never had a problem or down time. In most places its fiber to the hub and wire from the hub to the house.
Uverse?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
AT&T which is Uverse
Bring 'em on. Comcast will need every bit of competition and Direct/DISH is NOT the answer. After Comcast started phone service over their lines I wondered when AT&T would go into the cable TV business. Even C'Link has landline, internet and cable TV (PRISM) service.
They just put in new lines for U-verse in my neighborhood over the last month. The cost is a lot less for the U-verse. My only concern is the fact that we are midway between the hubs and my wife really likes VOD which is not as well populated as TWC. I think the 250 Gbyte limit with internet will not be a problem. By the way, you can get the TWC sports channel on U-verse. One of my neighbors already has U-verse and he says it is rock solid.