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by kitty70 , Mar 26 '00
Pros: Good, efficient and timely service Cons: No matter what you have, in time it could be improved
A reviewer recently wrote that he preferred 21st Century Cable to AT&T (TCI) because the reception is better and there are better channels to choose from. Yet, I have AT&T (TCI) and have the many of the same channels that the reviewer noted he...
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by JudiLJ50 , Mar 20 '00
Pros: good variety if you have the whole package. Cons: cost an arm and a leg
Where I live it is either AT & T or satellite and even that, the cable company has their fingers in. Or you can go with the old fashioned tv antenna and still will not get all the stations you would like. To me, the cable system is too high priced...
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by kritical , Jan 24 '00
Pros: Very good reliable cable Cons: NONE
I am very happy with my cable service (AT&T cable). They offer many channels at a fairly low price, and with the way they rearranged the channels it makes it easier than ever to find what you want. They arranged the channels in order of the content...
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by mystresbny , Oct 07 '99
Pros: TCI/AT&T cable lets you watch what you want, when you want. Cons: There can be limited down times.
I keep seeing people talking about how bad TCI/AT&T cable is. The reason this is a better choice then satellite is the fact that unless you pay extra and get things set up differently, everyone in your house that is hooked up to satellite has to...
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by jr7897 , Jan 12 '00
Pros: good service, good movie channels Cons: billing and down time
i like this service for you can have any channel to watch. and you can have a reminder to tell you when the show you want to watch and takes you to that channel. But i don't like the billing. who does,.. and the only bad thing i don't like is when the...
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by Paddy , Dec 12 '99
Pros: Choice, Service Cons: Time waiting on phone
I have AT&T's digital cable. The choice of programming is very good, and you do not have to but the equipment. Their service was excellent, as was their installation, and when I did have a problem, they fixed it in a reasonable amount of time. The...
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by willowstream , Jul 27 '00
Pros: None On the New AT&T Digital Cable Guide Cons: Don't fix what is not broken
I have been very happy with AT&T Digital Cable until now. Before the new guide I would have given a "5" rating and have recommended it to others. But at this time that has changed.
The new Cable Guide started on my cable today...
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by FunyGmuny , Dec 13 '99
Pros: Its TV Cons: too cheap,too many non-accessible channels
I have Digital Cable right now,and I am not very happy with it! You have 900 channels,but you can only access 1/3 of them without ordering them and 1/4 of the other 2/3 is PORN, or SPICE channels [not suitable for kids my age!], or paying 5 bucks every...
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by rory535 , Jul 31 '01
Pros: No. of channels, no additional equipment. Cons: Disables many features.
I was very dissapointed to find out after getting digital cable that it disables many features on your TV and VCR.
I just purchased a new TV with Picture in Picture only to find out that it does not work with digital cable. Nor can I now set my VCR...
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by vociferous , Oct 13 '99
Pros: Not as much channel-gouging Cons: Run by mental midgets
The worst part about TCI in Baltimore for me was the installation. I moved to Baltimore August first and it took me until September 15 to get cable installed. They scheduled four different appointments for installation. The first time the guy showed up...
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by wandres397 , Dec 31 '99
Pros: none Cons: unreliable
I have not had the need to contact anyone regarding cable problems since TCI was bought out by the Big AT&T. My dealings with TCI were a pleasant experience in that they were polite and I got the service I requested.
My cable went out the day...
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by looney_14 , Dec 28 '99
Pros: Various Channels to choose from Cons: Signal Problems, Blotchy Pictures, Prices Rising
My fiance and I bought a house in September 1999, in the South Suburban Chicago Area and both of us previously had regular cable. We opted to try the digital cable experience and have had a few problems. The picture is blocky through some scenes, and...
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by teaglemaster , Dec 09 '99
Pros: More Services Cons: Monopoly
With AT&T taking over TCI, Media One, Palo Alto Co_operative and the Falcon systems in the bay area they are now in complete control of the Bay Area. They plan to institute local telephone service yet again and wipe out that rotten service provided...
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by poseidon - Top 200, Oct 11 '99
Pros: good reception for a good price Cons: you have to press the sales agent to even get this service
Ask for basic service. The cable company will quote you something along the lines of $29.99 a month, or more. What if all you want is TV reception though, (i.e. you live in a condo or an apartment or out in the boonies), and you don't need all those...
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by dorf12341324 , Nov 11 '02
Pros: Decent selection of channels Cons: Poor reception, atrocious customer service
Even with digital service, our signal (in Menlo Park, CA) is worse than analog due to problems at the head end they won't fix. Frequent outages are a pain as well. Indeed, even reporting an outage is usually a real hassle, and the guy on the phone...
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