Coconut Creek, FL – May 27, 2013. A BLS American Time Use Survey, A.C. Nielsen Co. conducted in mid 2012 revealed that 56% of Americans pay for cable TV. Most industry players attribute this progressive rapid uptake of cable TV, which was once considered a preserve of the rich, to bundling.
Most providers offer package services whereby a client can opt for cable and receive both or either of high speed internet or home phone. Such bundled services allow Americans to save hundreds of dollars every year.
According to authorized retailer of Time Warner Cable NYC’s, http://www.cabletimenyc.com spokesperson, Ester Shamrah moving house provides the best opportunity to shop for a cable company.
“With a myriad of cable television options available, choosing the most suitable and cost effective subscription service can be daunting. Relocation provides you an opportune time to select service that meets your needs. While the internet is a resourceful tool, those settling in a new area need to consult friends and neighbors too, about the companies they prefer,” Ester advised.
“Most of the clients we get are from neighborhood referrals. I am confident that NY residents will always recommend Time Warner Cable NYC to anyone who chooses to make this city their home,” added the spokesperson.
Amazing picture quality and tons of HDTV channels at no extra charge, not forgetting to mention the DVR service – which allow subscribers to rewind, pause and even record live television – attract a lot of positive sentiments from current subscribers.
“This authorized retailer set me up pretty fast with Cable and bundled Internet, which allows me to access ESPN 3. I can stream 3500 live matches on ESPN3 and have exclusive access to archives of old matches,” explains Kevin Bacon, a NYC resident who subscribed to the service just over a year back.
For more information about the company or to get a special quote for Cable, Internet and Phone, please email or call Ester Shamrah on saveboston@hotmail.com and 877-607-9960 respectively, or visit their website on http://www.cabletimenyc.com