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A Bundle When You Self Bundle |
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by: Daymon
Hoag |
Cable and
telephone companies, both large and small have been offering
discounted bundled services for years. Bundled local and long
distance, or cable TV and Internet have saved consumers thousands on
elective utilities.
With the outbreak of new broadband Internet technologies, emerges a
new market for bundled services. You may have noticed your local
cable company offering telephone service, and your telephone company
offering satellite TV services in their bundled packages.
These bundled services do in fact provide consumers a reduction in
monthly service cost, and the big pitch is you get it all on one
bill, and all from the same company. To the average consumer this
looks to be the "beat all to end all" deal in bundled
services.
The frugal know better. Satellite TV and VoIP are both Independent
services one can find and use outside the restrictions of your local
cable or telephone companies bundled prices. When you start to
figure in your own choice of broadband Internet it takes on a
different light.
There are many satellite TV, VoIP, and broadband Internet companies
to choose from and you do not have to be bound by the rates of your
local providers anymore. Do the research and you'll find you could
be saving a pretty good chunk each month by bundling your own
services.
Sure, you won't get it all on one bill, but if that's what you want,
you are likely over paying for those services. You're really paying
for the convenience of having everything on one bill. Shave ten or
fifteen dollars off each service, and it really starts to add up.
Saving twenty five or thirty dollars a month might not sound like
much, but try multiplying that figure by twelve months. What you'll
save in a year paints a whole new picture and is probably worth
taking 5 extra minutes each month to pay a couple bills separately.
That's an hour a year for those with their calculators out.
Why let the local cable or telephone companies decide what features
you get with your bundle ? You're paying for it. You should choose
exactly what you want, and what works best for you. When you self
bundle your elective utilities you'll not only save a few dollars,
but get what you want too.
About the author:
Editor at Cheapest Service
http://www.cheapest-service.com/
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