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Everybody says cable tv&nbsp;bills are too high.&nbsp; Cable companies charge us what they want because they can; they have a monopoly in given locales. I live in a&nbsp;southern california city where
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Cable Bills

posted at March 7, 2013 2:44 PM EST
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First: March 7, 2013
Last: March 7, 2013
Everybody says cable tv bills are too high.  Cable companies charge us what they want because they can; they have a monopoly in given locales. I live in a southern california city where Charter Communications has a monopoly to provide cable tv.  So, I pay over $100 for basic cable and basic internet through Charter. When I called Charter to see if they offer a senior discount, I was told 'no'.  Basic cable and internet should be treated like utilities, which offer seniors discounted rates. After all, many seniors rely on cable tv and internet for life-saving information and contact with the outside world.  The AARP should fight for senior discounts with the cable companies. 

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