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The new fee will apply based on your billing address.
Sept. 20, 2018 by Paul Fletcher 
The new fee will apply based on your billing address.
If you cancel before January 14, 2019, you'll pay the full monthly balance of $49.99 with your TV renewal and $75 monthly fee, plus an additional $10.00 per month if you cancel on the first day of a new billing period, and $5.00 per month if you cancel on the first day of a new billing period.
The change takes effect on January 14, 2019 and applies even when a customer is paying on a month-to-month basis and no longer under contract.
If you cancel before January 14, 2019, you'll pay the full monthly balance of $49.99 with your TV renewal and $75 monthly fee, plus an additional $10.00 per month if you cancel on the first day of a new billing period, and $5.00 per month if you cancel on the first day of a new billing period. The change takes effect on January 14, 2019 and applies even when a customer is paying on a month-to-month basis and no longer under contract. When you cancel, you'll pay the full monthly balance of $49.99 with your TV. This means you can have up to 10 different channels set to make up to $50 per month for free. You'll need to cancel once per month for each channel.