We had CenturyLink when we moved to The Villages a little over a year ago. After 12 months of the monthly bills steadily increasing, constantly having to reset one of our boxes, and less than stellar picture quality (pixelation), we switched to Comcast. I never thought I'd say it about Comcast, but we couldn't be happier. TV picture is back to excellent (like when we had FIOS), super fast internet, and phone coverage. All this for $154.00 per month. This includes a DVR, a set top box for the lanai, and all the taxes.
I forgot to mention, you can download recorded shows to your iPad or similar device to watch at your convenience.
QUOTE=Madelaine Amee;1157115]Would appreciate input on the following:
During a routine call to Century Link I was offered a "bundle" price to move my Direct TV to Century Link in the form of Prism which is cable.
I have had Direct for sometime and other than the fact it goes out when the wind blows
etc., we have been pleased with the company. I am now being offered Prism, High Speed Internet and Phone service from Century Link. I would really like comments on Prism compared to Direct. Any information would help with my decision.
Also, can someone please tell me where Century Link is located .... I know it is on 441 and somewhere in the vicinity of Home Depot or around that four corner area where several shopping malls are located.[/QUOTE]