13 sneaky ways cable companies get you to spend more
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According to a Pew survey, cable is the most common monthly expense in the US. A notable 78% of Americans pay for it each month.
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The average cost for cable is about $66 per month - and that's just for the TV service alone, according to a 2014 survey from the Federal Communication Commission. If you want to add internet and a phone line, it will cost you another $20-$30 per month, and this is all before taxes and fees.
Even with the rise of anti-cable movement "cutting the cord" to rebel against high prices and limited offers, cable providers are still finding ways to pad the bill. Here are 13 sneaky ways cable providers convince you to pay more:
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