Alot of people speculate this question, but in reality, yes, most of the time satellite is cheaper than cable. Obviously it depends on your service probably and where you are located on earth.
I have had both satellite tv and cable tv in the past. Both types of service ran around the same price.
In most cases satellite is cheaper than cable, but this will vary greatly depending on your area and cable providers. Shop around to find specials and then make the best choice.
satellite, you can steal it... lol cable is probably
You should switch to satellite. It is usually cheaper than cable even after the introductory rate. I would see what satellite companies are available in your area.
Satellite television has some advantages over cable because it is usually cheaper in cost. The activation fees are something you do not need to pay. It also offers more channels for sports and music than cable would.
Satellite TV is a very good thing to do if you want a lot of channels because they offer that and most of the time cheaper in price than Cable.
I believe you have to contact the satellite company themselves. Satellite is much cheaper than cable by about $20 or more depending on which channels or package you get.
Dish TV is a satellite service that is offered for people to watch cable television. It does involve the introduction of some cables to the home but is still considered a satellite service rather than a cable service or an antenna service.
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Satellite TV is better only in some cases. It is better in areas that have no cable service or have very limited cable selection. In some major areas with cable carrier competition, satellite is actually more expensive than cable. Satellite TV is a great choice for those in rural areas. This is because cable has a limited reach because of isntallition issues.
Yes. Most likely you will need new wiring for having both satellite television and cable TV depending on the circumstance. When the technician comes out, be sure to tell them you have satellite or cable so they do not interfere with your current programming. Many people have Cable Internet and Satellite TV because generally satellite TV is cheaper and has more channels available--especially HD channels and international channels that are not available with most cable companies.
You connect it to cable/satellite and then scan the television for the channels and use it. Beware if you use basic cable that you will only be able to get less than 100 channels. I suggest using D-TV to get a little more channels. If you use satellite I suggest Dish network as it is cheaper no matter what DirecTV says.
It is generally cheaper and may offer some sports channels that cable doesn't, but cable tends to be more reliable.