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Originally Posted by JohnMo
Order Cable Internet (Just internet, not TV service). Plug in TV and you now have Basic Cable (about 60 channels for me) and Internet for about $25-$35 per month. The installer almost never adds the filter to block the TV signal.
This is very area dependent. usually 'basic' cable is about 20 channels, and expanded is 60. The cable company I work for automatically charges customers an extra $10/month if they get internet without TV service for this very reason, but they only get 20 channels.
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Originally Posted by JohnMo
I have 60ish channels and all cable channels (by definition) are Digital. However, if by digital, you mean HD, zero. But if you have an HD TV, you probably don't need to steal cable.
By what definition? You can still pick up TV signals over analog cable without a digital box in most areas. The headend may be digital, but the signal is broadcast transmitted in both digital and analog still. What's it matter anyways, by the time you see it, everything is analog. Also, if you have an HD TV with a tuner, you can typically tune network TV in HD, it's Clear QAM.