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04-08-2014, 03:40 AM
AT&T makes its best offer yet to keep you from cutting the cord
http://c2.bgr.com/2012/10/att-sign-building.jpeg?w=610 (http://bgr.com/2014/04/07/att-hbo-basic-cable-offer/)AT&T is **w following Comcast (http://bgr.com/2013/10/25/hbo-go-**-cable-comcast/) and Time Warner Cable by coming out (http://bgr.com/2013/12/03/time-warner-cable-hbo-offer/) with a low-cost option for subscribing to a*basic cable package*that will include HBO (http://bgr.com/tag/hbo) as a way to lure cord cutters back into the fold. As DSLReports **tes (http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/ATT-Aims-a-New-40-HBO-Broadband-Bundle-at-Cord-Cutters-128447), AT&T is offering U-Verse subscribers a basic TV package with HBO and 18Mbps Internet service for just $40 per month over the first year. The usual caveats apply, of course: The service is only $40 per month for the first year and jumps to $70 a month after that. The package*also doesn't include HD service, which will set you back by a**ther $10 per month, and it will require you to pay a $99 installation fee. So really, AT&T's (http://bgr.com/tag/att)*offer isn't as good as it first sounds but it could still be a welcome one for any Game of Thrones fans who want to watch their favorite show without forking over $100 or more per month for pay television services.
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http://c2.bgr.com/2012/10/att-sign-building.jpeg?w=610 (http://bgr.com/2014/04/07/att-hbo-basic-cable-offer/)AT&T is **w following Comcast (http://bgr.com/2013/10/25/hbo-go-**-cable-comcast/) and Time Warner Cable by coming out (http://bgr.com/2013/12/03/time-warner-cable-hbo-offer/) with a low-cost option for subscribing to a*basic cable package*that will include HBO (http://bgr.com/tag/hbo) as a way to lure cord cutters back into the fold. As DSLReports **tes (http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/ATT-Aims-a-New-40-HBO-Broadband-Bundle-at-Cord-Cutters-128447), AT&T is offering U-Verse subscribers a basic TV package with HBO and 18Mbps Internet service for just $40 per month over the first year. The usual caveats apply, of course: The service is only $40 per month for the first year and jumps to $70 a month after that. The package*also doesn't include HD service, which will set you back by a**ther $10 per month, and it will require you to pay a $99 installation fee. So really, AT&T's (http://bgr.com/tag/att)*offer isn't as good as it first sounds but it could still be a welcome one for any Game of Thrones fans who want to watch their favorite show without forking over $100 or more per month for pay television services.
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