After careful review of the services and benefits offered by both AT&T and Cox Communications, it looks like we will more than likely switch to AT&T for our communication and media services.
With Cox, we are paying through the nose for about 70 channels of TV plus the local High Def channels (well, the big three anyway, CBS, ABC and NBC). With AT&T we can pay through the nose for 200 channels of television, plus local High Def channels (including FOX - I can't wait to see Jack Bauer kick the crap out of some tangos in HD!), plus several other HD channels (a Kung Fu movie channel in HD - who knew there was a market for that?).
Also, the internet from AT&T is about $10/month less, and we will get a discount on our Cingular phone service.
Downside is....$50 setup fee for the Dish network, and $70 for a new DSL modem/wireless router combo. That's $120 smackers. But there are some pretty good limited time discounts which should make up for that part of if.
Oh, and we'll be getting HBO and Showtime - which we don't currently have, but have to get before Soprano's start up again.
Technorati Tags: ATT, Cox, Television, Broadband, Phone
With Cox, we are paying through the nose for about 70 channels of TV plus the local High Def channels (well, the big three anyway, CBS, ABC and NBC). With AT&T we can pay through the nose for 200 channels of television, plus local High Def channels (including FOX - I can't wait to see Jack Bauer kick the crap out of some tangos in HD!), plus several other HD channels (a Kung Fu movie channel in HD - who knew there was a market for that?).
Also, the internet from AT&T is about $10/month less, and we will get a discount on our Cingular phone service.
Downside is....$50 setup fee for the Dish network, and $70 for a new DSL modem/wireless router combo. That's $120 smackers. But there are some pretty good limited time discounts which should make up for that part of if.
Oh, and we'll be getting HBO and Showtime - which we don't currently have, but have to get before Soprano's start up again.
Technorati Tags: ATT, Cox, Television, Broadband, Phone
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