Comcast Cable Offerings

Saturday, May 23, 2009


Comcast has grown to become one of the country's largest and most reliable cable providers. Today, Comcast offers its growing customer base the very best in digital communications and entertainment, including: lightning-fast High Speed Internet service, flexible Comcast Cable Television programming and features crystal-clear telephone options. That's not all; Comcast provides award-winning customer service and technical assistance - day or night. To order Comcast products and services, see below, or call the number to your right.

Explore The Comcast® Triple Play

Before we look a bit deeper into each of the Comcast's three major services.

- Digital Cable television, High Speed Internet, and Digital Voice - it may make more sense for you to explore the well-known Comcast® Triple Play, which offers all 3 of the services bundled into one low cost package. That way, you can save some time and money, by stopping your search and enjoying the savings with a bundled package plan! The plan includes Digital Cable television with On Demand, High Speed Internet and Digital Voice for one low monthly cost.

Imagine, enjoying the very best in Internet, cable tv, and telephone service with the convenience of one bill. What could be easier than that?

Comcast High Speed Internet Service

Comcast offers its 9 million High Speed Internet subscribers incredible speeds, first rate additional features, and total convenience - all at affordable prices. High Speed Internet service from Comcast gives you everything you need, including:

  • Speed - allowing you to download at speeds of up to 6 to 8 Mbps (384 to 768 Kbps upstream).
  • Home Networking - enabling you to connect to five PC devices at once. Your home network can be wired or wireless at no additional charge.
  • Storage - providing up to seven Web mail accounts, with total storage of up to 1.75 GB. You also get an additional 175 MB of storage to create Web pages and store files online.
  • Security - including McAfee VirusScan and Firewall protection, parental controls, pop-up blockers, and anti-phishing and spyware protection.
  • Additional features - such as Comcast PhotoCenter, Rhapsody Unlimited, Video Mail as well as expansive content through its customer Web portal and so much more.

High Speed Internet pricing starts at only $19.99 a month, for 3 months. However, pricing may vary depending on feature upgrades.

Comcast Digital Cable

Comcast delivers quality cable television programming and exciting digital features to its 21.7 million customer base. Comcast offers Digital V|Cable Television with On Demand featuring all of the extras you’ve grown to expect with digital Cable TV, including:

  • Video On Demand - giving you anytime access to Comcast's growing library of movies, original programming and sports features. VOD also allows customers to rewind, pause and fast-forward programs.
  • Digital Video Recorder - allowing you to record all of your favorite programs without the clutter of video tapes. You can also pause and rewind live broadcasts.
  • High Definition TV - providing you with crystal clear picture and sound, wide-screen viewing, and higher resolution scanning.
  • Interactive Screen Guide - enabling you to find your favorite programs with ease, choose VOD movies and programs, and use parental control features.
  • Over 100 of your favorite channels in digital-quality picture and sound.
Comcast Digital Voice

In addition to High Speed Internet and Digital Cable, Comcast has recently added digital voice phonr service to its family of residential digital solutions. Comcast’s Unlimited Voice package offers its customers local and domestic long-distance calling at no additional charge.

Comcast Digital Voice offers all of today’s popular calling features, including: voicemail with Web access, 3-way calling, caller ID, call waiting, call forwarding, speed dial and much more. In addition, subscribers will get Emergency 911 assistance, battery back-up, and directory assistance.

Get Comcast Digital Voice for $29.99 per month for 3 months* plus $100 cash back - exclusively from comcastphoneoffers.com!

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Identifying The Barrier To More Widespread VOIP Service Usage

Services available on the Internet or services that have been enabled through the widespread availability of high-speed Internet in homes and businesses are continuing to be incredibly successful, and there is every indication that this trend will continue. The popularity of worldwide VOIP services has increased to almost $16 billion in 2006, after doing an amazing and unprecedented doubling act in 2005.

But one of the things that is even more amazing is that several studies have concluded that VOIP services, based on its current trend, popularity, and financial price points, is well set to triple by the year 2010. Hosted VOIP services are managing to outnumber and outpace the IP PBX market, and the biggest thing fueling this is the implementation of VOIP in the residential market.

Residential VOIP services are well established and pretty much bug free, providing a very stable platform to replace the traditional telephone. It was well over a year ago that the number of new VOIP activations passed the number of new traditional phone activations for the first time in history.

Business VOIP services are gaining significant ground also. While some say that business VOIP is still a year or more away from being ready for "business prime time", that fact really depends on what a business requires from their VOIP services. To be sure, business VOIP has gained significantly in recent years, where it was only a few years ago that the best business VOIP phones sounded as if you were calling from the bottom of a bathtub.

The biggest thing holding back more widespread acceptance of VOIP is the availability of reliable high-speed Internet access and bandwidth. For the residential customer, they often have very low-end DSL service, which often is not much faster than dialup and equally as unreliable. Even if they do not have a "low end" plan for their DSL or cable Internet service, the service is not reliable enough for use with VOIP, and that is not the VOIP provider's fault.

Consumers need to understand that the reason they are paying $30-$50 per month for Internet access is because their Internet service provider has oversubscribed their connection. Some consumers may get the service they think they are getting, but when you see the ads that say "3 mb speed", most consumers don't realize that 3 mb is not guaranteed, nor in most cases, will they ever see it, since it is a theoretical maximum only. Consumers also do not realize that the advertised speed is their "download" speed only, and that their upload speed is significantly less, perhaps only as much as twice the speed of a dialup connection. With one computer using the connection, they may not see it, but if they are using one computer AND VOIP services, they could be asking more of their Internet connection than it is capable of providing.

Businesses face the same problem. Even if a business has "business class DSL" or "business class cable", that still does not give them dedicated or guaranteed bandwidth in most cases. Sure, the business class service is significantly cheaper than getting a T1 line, but sharp business owners are quickly finding out that you get what you pay for. If you want dedicated and reliable, then you get a T1 line, but if you want "cheap" and "maybe it will work most days" service, you get service like DSL or cable that is really designed for the residential market, even with the name "business class", which is a marketing gimmick more than anything else.

Even a small business with 6-8 phone lines, which also means 6-8 computers online at the same time, cannot make a long term plan for success with business class DSL or cable, especially if they want to migrate those phone lines to VOIP service. It is only a matter of time before the realities of that shared and non-dedicated Internet connection catches up with them.

Sure, a T1 line costs more, but a T1 line provides dedicated bandwidth availability and a 99.99% uptime guarantee, 24x7. The cost of a T1 is prohibitive for residential use, but for a business, even a small business, that depends on the Internet for their business operations, and which could save even more money with VOIP, the real question becomes one of whether or not a business can afford NOT to get a T1 line, or are they willing to let their competition (who DID implement a T1 line) pass them by and leave them in the dust.

Adelphia Bundled Services - The Adelphia Advantagepak

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

With Adelphia, combining your entertainment and Internet services into a single bundled package is easy! Simply choose one of Adelphia's Valuepaks, which are the entertainment services, and add Internet services. Not only will you save $10, but you'll get all these great services on one, easy bill!

Below are some descriptions of the types of services that Adelphia offers.

Adelphia Bundled Services - High-Speed Internet

Add Adelphia's terrific high-speed Internet services to any of their Valuepak packages, and you'll save $10! Once you begin to use Adelphia's high-speed Internet services, you won't understand how you ever got by with dial-up!

Adelphia Bundled Services - Classic Cable

With Adelphia's Classic Cable option, customers are able to view all local channels as well as a host of popular favorite channels are included in this option.

Adelphia Bundled Services - Digital Cable

This classic cable upgrade includes an Interactive Program Guide, Commercial-free music channels, expanded Pay-per-view movies and a lot more! This service also has outstanding picture quality.

Adelphia Bundled Services - Digital Plus

Adelphia now offers an extended selection of digital channels. See their site for more information.

Adelphia Bundled Services - Premium Channels

With this option, you'll get fun channels like HBO, Showtime, Cinemax and Starz/Encore. You'll also have access to award-winning programming, sports events and tons of popular movies!

Adelphia Bundeld Services - Valuepaks

To help customers save money as well as provide exciting entertainment options for them, Adelphia offers a number of "Valuepaks" that combine various television services.

Classic Cable

The foundation for all the Valuepaks. Enjoy up to 80 channels, including all of your local favorites.

Bronzepak

Classic cable plus digital cable. Also, add your choice of any premium Multipak to save even more money!

Silverpak

The same deal as the Bronzepak, but you'll also get to pick one multi-channel premium service. Movie lovers might want to try Starz and Multimax. Sports nuts might enjoy getting HBO and Showtime.

Goldpak

You'll get the same deal as the Bronzepak, with the added Digital Plus service. What's more, you'll also get to pick two multi-channel premium services.

Ultimate Pak

This is for those who really want to be entertained! Not only will you get all of the services you'd get with Goldpak, but you'll also get to pick four multi-channel premium services.

While you can certainly purchase Adelphia's Internet and entertainment packages separately, it's to your advantage to explore the bundled services. You'll be able to save a lot of money as well as enjoy the convenience of having to look at only one bill for all of your services every month!

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