Awesome!! It's Time Warner, if that makes any difference. I was thinking it was probably included in the digital package. We just hated paying TW more, but they gave us an offer we couldn't refuse.
TimeWarner cable is the most expensive source of television you can get.
Once you get past the promotional offers, the annual cost of TWC is considerably more than either DISH or DIRECT TV.
Time Warner Cable offers Digipak 1000, the least expensive package in Raleigh including SPEED Channel, advertised at $64.95 w/o promotional gimmickery and not including extra charge for DVR and remote.
We had been a twenty year TWC customer until this past Tuesday as we moved but could still access TWC. We felt it seemed as if Time Warner always has annual increases versus our previous experience with DISH satellite.
The least expensive DISH NETWORK promotional package with Speed Channel costs $46.99 with local channels included in price.
DIRECT TV promotional package with SPEED Channel costs $49.99 for four months then goes to $54.99 and includes local stations.
Either satellite service has special features, but the two main features versus cable are, cost and clarity. Even with high definition from TWC, the standard picture from satellite is sharper, more color differential and clearer. Satellite reception in standard format is better than cable with high definition.
I throughly researched all three before deciding on DISH. We wound up with DIRECT TV as DISH satellite was blocked by trees. The beauty part of DIRECT TV, the inclusion of music channels from XM satellite, two of which are old style country from pre-1980's and back into the fifties. We keep it on constantly. No commercials and good old fashioned country music. None of the noise they call country today however todays style country is available.
