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I switched from AT&T about 6 months ago, their support was unreliable and error-prone. Time Warner has good service, but be aware that you will pay top dollar for their services. I currently pay $155 for unlimited digital phone, cable (with a premium channel I don't even want), and dsl internet. That is more than I was led to believe. The kicker is they do not provide consumers with an itemized bill, so you don't know how much your individual services cost. I suggest you look around for the cheapest individual services before commiting to a package deal. It's hard to back out once you are in their system. Good luck. Candace