Cable TV Quality Degrades Persistently Despite Premium Billing
Cable TV subscribers paying close to $300 per month experience persistent picture pixelation and freezing that has gone unresolved for months. The provider has not proactively diagnosed or remediated the issue, leaving customers to repeatedly call support. At premium price points, the absence of a service quality guarantee or automated degradation detection leaves customers with no recourse short of cancellation.
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