It probably varies by carrier, but you CAN get cable internet service without signing-up for cable TV. Comcast does this, but charges an extra $10 per month for it. By the way, to get DSL you don't need another phone line; one line carries both the analog (voice) and digital (DSL) signals. You can talk on the phone and surf at the same time. You simply have to add the supplied filters to lines going to an actual phone in order to filter out the digital signal for talking.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by blue edwards:
how can you not have cable? do you cut your grass with one of those push-mowers from 1958?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Blue I was on dial up until march of this year I just got with the program
how can you not have cable? do you cut your grass with one of those push-mowers from 1958?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Blue I was on dial up until march of this year I just got with the program
You can get cable internet without cable TV. But the beauty is that you can get cable TV for free if you buy the cable internet. Thye run through the same lines and after it is installed, just use a splitter and you will get about 75 cable channels to use on up to 4 or 5 TV's if you have enough splitters. Splitter only cost about $1.00 these days.
Of course not that I condone such actions!
Of course not that I condone such actions!
