So in the meantime, we're starting to creep to the curb. That's not the only thing that's creeping. Since Oct. 14, SNET's HFC network passed only about 116,000 Connecticut households in the north near Hartford and in the south in areas near Fairfield, Norwalk and Ridgefield. The plan is to reach 28 communities within two years. And Later Meanwhile, the competition is moving in.
Customers can purchase the services individually or in any combination.
The more they buy, the better the pricing, says TCI spokesman Matt Fleury. Also, we run a good cable system here. Our network is in good shape. It also sells a full portfolio of enhanced voice services. TCI has reportedly sold more than 1,000 telephone lines in Hartford and Arlington Heights, Ill., with the majority of those lines in Hartford.