Instead of spending so much money on 500tb bank or tru2way ,why not spend that money on upgrading antiquated systems bringing them up to one standard up to 1ghz then allowing everyone to receive the same channels, People would hold off switching if they were given a realistic date that thei systems would be upgraded and new programming made available.Going on the assumption people are going to switch where there is competion,by letting them know what will be available and when will stave off their switching if they like their current service and reduce flipflopping !!! There should be one standard sytemwide start upgrading from those that have the least and progressing;550mhz,650mhz,750mhz,850/860mhz .
What about downstate Illinois ??? When do we get to be among the priviledged few Comcast systems; like Boston,Chicago,DetroitSan Francisco ??Our dollars for service should be justly rewarded as well !!!!!
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