Bull.
If you want digital cable on more than one TV, you pay $5/month for each additional cable box in the house, period. Comcast is not gonna leave that fee on the table - and they don't.
I was willing to give Comcast one last chance when I moved from the apartment. I had already made the decision to switch to DSL because of the fee issue with internet service.
But then came the straw that broke the camel's back. I moved into a brand new subdivision where Comcast hadn't had the foresight to talk to the developer. (this in a market where their image previously as GCTV, then MediaOne, then AT&T, now Comcast, was dismal at best) But rather than providing the more advantageous customer service of telling me when they would serve that new subdivision (smack in the middle of their territory), they said that once I got ten of my new neighbors to call them and request service, then they would do a site survey to see if they could even offer service to the subdivision.
I told the young lady on the phone that I wasn't going to do their job for them, and insisted that my service with them be terminated.
It was obvious that Comcast does not want my service, and I don't have a problem with not doing business with someone who doesn't want to do business with me.
I got my DirecTV system installed last week. And unless Comcast gets on the ball, they're gonna lose a much larger share of the Atlanta marketplace at the rate they're going.
And they have no one else but themselves to blame.