Senior Citizens Raise Questions About Cable TV Pricing

June 25, 2014 Township Council

cable talk1 — Comcast’s Bob Clifton talks to the Township Council during the cable franchise agreement public hearing.

Township senior citizens looking for a break on their cable television bills got some relief at the June 24 cable franchise agreement public hearing.

Bob Clifton of Comcast Cable, told the seniors that the only discount the company is legally allowed to give is 10 percent to those eligible for the state Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (P.A.A.D.) program.

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