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Amazon to sell Comcast cable service?

Amazon, which boasts the 'Earth's biggest selection,' may be preparing to sell cable and Internet service from Comcast as well.

The ecommerce site has created a page called the 'Amazon Cable Store,' which offers a variety of Comcast products including Internet service, Internet and TV bundles, and Triple Play offers (Net, Phone and TV).

The Amazon/Comcast store says you must fulfill three steps to purchase Comcast service: 1. Select a package and equipment; 2. Complete a credit check; 3. Schedule an installation.

In addition to offering Comcast service, it appears the Amazon offering would allow customers to purchase TV programming bundles in a slightly different way. The package would start with a 'pre-bundled' lineup of local broadcast channels and a set number of base channels. Then, consumers would pick a plan based on their budget and four different categories: Specialty Channels: Family Channels; Sports Channels; and Premium Entertainment.

Interestingly, the low-cost plan, called Internet Plus 25, does not include ESPN. Internet Plus 25, which includes both TV and Internet service, costs $54.95 for the first 12 months.

http://www.tvpredictions.com/amazon031916.htm

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And EVEN THEN it'd be akin to what CenturyLink & other telcos do with DirecTV.....

Cheers & 73 :)
 
I think Amazon is making a huge mistake to get involved with Comcast and will someday regret it. I can see them trying to buy Amazon Prime.
 
I've read in another article that Charter TV may also eventually be available through Amazon as well. If they make smaller packages available I'll definitely consider it.
 
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