I agree with Neil’s conclusion that a gap between consumers who have an HDTV, and the 28% actually able watch HDTV broadcasts, assumed to exist not only because of a lack of consumer education, but also that people are unwilling to add to their cable/satellite bill on a monthly basis to tune in to HD. In relation to this, financial binds happen nowadays. Settling the monthly bills at home is commonly one form of financial binds. Lately, the cable industry has been raising their rates. It is because cable service has expanded to Internet service. People are willing to spend hard earned cash for this, but unfortunately, lot of people have been forced to cut back. Cable companies have been raising their rates because of pressure for them to influence on consumer access to download services like BitTorrent. It means that to get the kind of competitive service consumers want, they have to get payday loans to get out of the financial binds caused by cable bills.
See for more details:http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/2009/05/18/payday-loans-continue-americans-financial-binds/