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Should I Bundle Cable TV and Internet Services?

Last updated: Dec 11, 2019 6:05 am UTC
By Lucy Bennett
Should I Bundle Cable TV and Internet Services?

Before you make any decision regarding your services, you first need to ask yourself the following questions: What are my needs? Do I need the internet? How much TV do I watch every day? Do I need both services? Answering these questions will help with your decision.


  • When should you NOT bundle?

Let’s say you already have internet service. You live in a dorm and you have enough internet service to meet with your needs. You come across an offer that lets you bundle internet with TV at a considerable discount, which, if you buy separately, may cost you a lot more money. So, you make up your mind to get it. Hold your horses! You don’t need this offer. Why? Because, even though it’s a great offer, it doesn’t work well in your case because you already have the internet. All you need is TV and some channels that carry your favorite shows. Purchasing this offer will only have you paying for a service that you don’t actually need.


Should I Bundle Cable TV and Internet Services?
  • When should you bundle?

Every day at the office, you hear people enthusiastically discussing a show they watch on TV and you feel left out. Next, they urge you to watch it too. “If you don’t watch it, you won’t know how amazing it is, Matt!” What should you do? You want to watch the show and you know it! Then you sit in your cubicle and think of all the reasons to get cable TV. “I’ll be more connected to the world if I watch news an hour before bed,” and then you continue to add to the list. “Maybe I should start watching sports again.” All these thoughts are with you as you plan to buy Cox cable TV for your apartment.


The moment you’ve made this conclusion is the moment you realized your need and then took action. Here’s what you should consider next: if you don’t already have an internet connection, you need to consider Time Warner Cable bundle deals. What you get from these packages may best suit your needs. You can get cable TV and internet through one incredible provider.

The best reason to bundle cable TV with internet is the affordability. You may save up to $10 a month or more, which is actually pretty good. Not just that, but if there is some discrepancy in any of your services then you just have one provider to contact and not struggle through a gazillion automated phone loops to solve your problem. You will be saving time and money.

You can also bundle your home phone, TV and internet. This will cut even more from your monthly bills. All you need to keep in mind is what your needs are because there will be several bundle deals to choose from if you decide to go with Time Warner Cable bundle deals. The trick is to figure out your needs and then find the most affordable bundle deal. 


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