I purchased a modem and every time I move, I take it with me and register it with the new cable provider. But every time I get digital cable I have to rent the box from the cable provider. I have lived n three cities in the past 3 years and used three different cable companies. The boxes they rent to me are exactly the same. So are the remotes. My family membes also have the very same cable box. My modem payed for itself within 6 months. I imagine that if I owned my own digital cable box then in the long run it would pay for itself too. Why can i purchase a modem, but not a digital cable box?
2007-12-04
17:10:27
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wx_guy
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➔ Home Theater
I have had Adelphia( which was bought out by Time Warner), Comcast, and Cable One. My family members have Brighthouse, Comcast, and Charter. The box everyone has is a black Motorola. In fact when I first got Comcast, the remote had a sticker with the company logo and underneath was a sticker from the company they bought out.
2007-12-04
17:27:23 ·
update #1