Is there a decent cable television provider out there?

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8 votes, 0 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	No cable for me
	3 (38%)
	AT&T
	1 (13%)
	Cablevision
	1 (13%)
	Comcast
	0 (0%)
	Charter Spectrum
	0 (0%)
	DirecTV
	0 (0%)
	DISH Network
	1 (13%)
	Verizon
	0 (0%)
	XFinity
	0 (0%)
	No they all suck
	2 (25%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[JenniferJuniper]

1. Comparatively speaking, Verizon

Fios has the best product. Worst customer service ever though.

Charter Spectrum's product is a throw back to the '80's.

Meh, to Comcast.

Time Warner sucks.

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2. My area only has 2 choices that I know of.

Sucks and sucks even worse.

[JenniferJuniper]

11. I've moved a lot.

[Demsrule86]

3. I have Spectrum...used to be TWC...and they have been good...I have them for the internet and they

gave me free tv.

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8. Just wait till you've had them for a year - they will start charging you for tv.

[Demsrule86]

12. Then I leave. There is no contract these days...and when they raised the price $10.00 I left...the

TV portion...this was before they gave it to me for free...retention called and lowered it...next month they raised it again this time I left until they offered it for the same price as the internet which is free...check every month so far no issues. There are great streaming options out there...I like both Sling and Playstation Vue...but there are others. I get Direct TV now free with my cell phone...which I like because you can use it anywhere...and hubs can use it in the new house.

[KT2000]

4. DISH has been good for me

their customer support is good, they have monthly free previews of channels on higher tiers, and their price is less than our horrible local cable company.

[left-of-center2012]

5. Certainly not Comcast

They have Albuquerque tied up.

[crazycatlady]

6. I have Cablevision

They suck. However, I only use one of their big 3 services (internet). NEver had a landline and cut the TV cord.

[gyroscope]

7. No cable for me

why would I want to pay to watch endless commercials, of which there are far too many on cable and satellite. having a commercial break every five minutes destroys the enjoyment of any show I'm watching.

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9. MSNBC.

[hunter]

10. No cable, no satellite, no broadcast.

Our television plays DVDs and standard resolution Netflix. That's all it does.

I once made an antenna that got quite a few broadcast stations but it hasn't been connected for many years now.

An inexpensive medium speed DSL connection serves us well.

I find older DVDs in thrift stores and we sometimes rent newer titles from RedBox.

My wife and I frequently download books so we're more likely to be reading than watching television anyways.

Free books from Project Gutenberg could probably amuse me for the rest of my life, so I don't really feel deprived without cable.

http://www.gutenberg.org/