Well I just wanted you to know that I just switched over from my current triple play bundle into the Triple Play Premier bundle. This is what I had included in the bundle and the prices.
First the Triple Play Premier bundle includes the following services below for 159/month.
Comcast Digital Cable with all Premium channels. Starz, Encore, Cinemax, HBO, Showtime and The Movie Channel are included.
The Sports and Entertainment package "IS" also included.
The bundle above also includes "one" free HD DVR box which includes both the rental fee "and" DVR Service fee.
The bundle includes their 6Mbps high speed internet service.
The bundle also includes their phone service with unlimited local and long distance calling to anywhere in the US and Canada.
In my specific case I also had other charges above the 159/month and they are as follows.
My second DVR cost about 17 bucks a month which includes the rental fee, extra outlet charge and my DVR Service Fee for that box.
I also had my phone/internet modem fee of 3 bucks a month.
I also added their Boost internet service for an extra 10 bucks a month and in my area in Derry, NH I got the 16Mbps down and 1Mbps UP service. Powerboost goes above and beyond those speeds. Also I don't have the ability to order Verizon FIOS service but I still got the 16Mbps speeds instead of the 8Mbps speeds. It matters only in the city you live in and nothing more. If nearly all of New Hampshire can get the 16Mbps Boost service.
159.00 - Triple Play Premier Bundle.
17.00 - Second DVR fees.
10.00 - Boost Internet Upgrade (16Mbps).
3.00 - Modem rental fee.
189.00 - Total without taxes.
6.00 - Taxes.
195.00/month total fee for everything including all taxes.
Also when you order this bundle (both new and existing customers can order) you have two choices. You can lock the price in for two years but if you cancel before the two years are up you must pay a 150.00 cancellation fee that "is not" pro rated.
Your second choice is to accept the same exact offer but only for "one" year instead of two years but you won't have any cancellation fee "and" of course you can cancel at anytime without paying anything to cancel.
I took the one year route so I "could" cancel service in the future if things change.
I also tested my download speed with the latest ubuntu alpha using the Free Download Manager to show speeds in a real life download instead of a speedtest.
I hope this gives anyone reading a good feel of what they can get with Comcast at a good price too.
First the Triple Play Premier bundle includes the following services below for 159/month.
Comcast Digital Cable with all Premium channels. Starz, Encore, Cinemax, HBO, Showtime and The Movie Channel are included.
The Sports and Entertainment package "IS" also included.
The bundle above also includes "one" free HD DVR box which includes both the rental fee "and" DVR Service fee.
The bundle includes their 6Mbps high speed internet service.
The bundle also includes their phone service with unlimited local and long distance calling to anywhere in the US and Canada.
In my specific case I also had other charges above the 159/month and they are as follows.
My second DVR cost about 17 bucks a month which includes the rental fee, extra outlet charge and my DVR Service Fee for that box.
I also had my phone/internet modem fee of 3 bucks a month.
I also added their Boost internet service for an extra 10 bucks a month and in my area in Derry, NH I got the 16Mbps down and 1Mbps UP service. Powerboost goes above and beyond those speeds. Also I don't have the ability to order Verizon FIOS service but I still got the 16Mbps speeds instead of the 8Mbps speeds. It matters only in the city you live in and nothing more. If nearly all of New Hampshire can get the 16Mbps Boost service.
159.00 - Triple Play Premier Bundle.
17.00 - Second DVR fees.
10.00 - Boost Internet Upgrade (16Mbps).
3.00 - Modem rental fee.
189.00 - Total without taxes.
6.00 - Taxes.
195.00/month total fee for everything including all taxes.
Also when you order this bundle (both new and existing customers can order) you have two choices. You can lock the price in for two years but if you cancel before the two years are up you must pay a 150.00 cancellation fee that "is not" pro rated.
Your second choice is to accept the same exact offer but only for "one" year instead of two years but you won't have any cancellation fee "and" of course you can cancel at anytime without paying anything to cancel.
I took the one year route so I "could" cancel service in the future if things change.
I also tested my download speed with the latest ubuntu alpha using the Free Download Manager to show speeds in a real life download instead of a speedtest.
I hope this gives anyone reading a good feel of what they can get with Comcast at a good price too.