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Comcast: Business Case Study
The $196.88 is not with the additional equipment on the account.

We are unable to provide a flat rate for services due to broadcast fees. In order for Comcast to provide you with a specific channel and on demand access we are charged a fee from the broadcasters. Comcast is in constant negotiation to keep these charges as low as possible so we can pass the saving down to our customers.

If you are interested I can continue to research packages that have fewer channels to bring down the cost. Please click here to compare our channel lineups in most cases our customers find that the channels they enjoy the most are included in the lower channel lineup packages. If you find that you will be happy with a lower channel lineup please let me know
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