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Time Warner Cable deals!

Time Warner Cable is a cable service provider that offers digital cable television, internet, and digital phones. Time Warner is the second-largest multiple-service provider in the country.

For Time Warner TV, the company offers television packages for the basic user all the way to complete couch potato. Warner cable users may choose between the Basic Service, Expanded Basic, Advantage/Classic Cable (up to 70+ channels), and Advantage Cable with Digital Converter (includes Free On Demand programming). Aside from this, subscribers may also opt to include Digital Video Recorder and Parental Control. Part of Time Warner cable offers is Start Over--free with your Time Warner Digital Cable service. It allows to the viewer to "Start Over" a show that is already in progress.

For Time Warner Internet, the company offers online packages namely the Road Runner Basic, Road Runner Standard, and the Road Runner Turbo. Standard service speeds are 10 Mbps and can run up to 15 Mbps for Turbo connections. All Road Runner online connections come with 24/7 customer support, free Time Warner Internet Security Suite with Parental Controls, and online storage.

For Time Warner digital phones, the company offers subscription packages namely the Unlimited Nationwide Home Phone, International OnePrice, and many more. Included in the package are popular calling features such as caller ID, three-way calling, call waiting, anonymous call reject, call forwarding, and many more. Voice mail is not included and is subject to a minimal monthly rate.

Interested in taking advantage of Time Warner packages in the form of their triple rebate bundle? Subscribers can choose between the Super Charged Triple Play Bundle and the Value Plus Triple Play Bundle. The Time Warner Super Charged Triple Play Bundle includes digital cable of over 300 channels inclusive of 4 digital packs, Road Runner Time Warner broadband of up to 10 Mbps, and Home Phone Nationwide. The Time Warner Value Plus Triple Play Bundle, on the other hand, features digital cable of over 250 channels inclusive of 3 digital packs, Road Runner Time Warner broadband of up to 10 Mbps, and Home Phone Nationwide.

In April 2009, Time Warner announced plans of rolling out consumption-based broadband service. However, massive criticism from consumers prompted Time Warner to shelf metering broadband indefinitely. The company claims that they will be spending more on consumer education prior to introducing this new billing scheme.