Verizon has just released a new promotional campaign (see the $300 gift card details below), which spells big savings for new customers looking to sign up for new service or switch over from any of the big cable companies or from their old DSL lines. Lots of people are seeing their bills spike recently which is driving a lot of customers to seek out cheaper (plus better and faster!) alternatives.

With Verizon FiOS not only do you get the most advanced technology available today, but the promotions that are available also make FiOS one of the cheapest options out there for TV + Internet + Phone service (win-win-win!). If you are lucky enough to live in an area where FiOS fiber has been rolled out, you’ll get the best combination of speed, price, and service out there. Read On…

It is a competitive market out there, and companies are offering their customers less expensive rates by creating packages which allows the consumer to benefit from more affordable, and better alternatives. If you live in an area that’s serviced by AT&T you may qualify for an AT&T U-Verse Triple Play package which includes TV, Internet, and Phone service all at a special February bundle price of $89 per month or new customers and when you order online you will get $250 in reward cards with online orders (for a limited time only).

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It is a competitive market out there, and companies are offering their customers less expensive rates by creating packages which allows the consumer to benefit from more affordable, and better, alternatives.

Comcast has improved and regrouped their high speed internet, TV, and phone into fabulous packages which are now known as XFINITY Triple Play Bundles.  These packages offer great services at prices that are affordable and include decent channel lineups.  The XFINITY packages are on Comcast’s updated and upgraded network which is faster and more advanced than what you may have been used to with Comcast just a few years ago.

Below I will break down the best Triple Play deals that are currently available as of December 1st, 2013: Read On…