Cable TV is available through Suddenlink Communications in all areas. You can contact Suddenlink Communications at 1-877-443-3127. Telephone service is provided by AT&T. It is your responsibility to contact AT&T for installation. They have established a special telephone number for university students to call to set up service. This number is 1-877-722-6787 (1-877-7CAMPUS). In addition, AT&T has a website where you can request phone service. The web address is www.att.com.

Free basic cable TV service is provided in all units, with enhanced service available upon request. Free basic telephone service is included in the quoted rates at New Horizons in Marlborough.

There are phone jacks in each bedroom and living room, but students need to bring their own telephone. Students may opt to set up local phone service in their apartments for a fee. Long distance calls can be made through prepaid calling cards sold by the university or through your own calling card such as MCI WorldCom (1-800-888-8000) or AT&T. Cable is also available for a fee. back to top

Most units are equipped with Cable TV (basic), local telephone, Internet access. There are exceptions, please ask. Most downtown apartments have underground parking. In other areas, it is very common for people to park on the street.

All these services will be available on site. Phone will be provided through a central phone system, cable TV through one of the local cable companies, and Internet through a private local company. The onsite property management company will manage all these services.

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Yes, each TV can be viewing a different program at any time. The main level TV also includes premium movie/sports channels as well as "On Demand" programming.

You should first call the Cable TV company, AT&T Broadband, at 978-927-5700. If they are not responsive, you can contact the Town Administrator's office at 781-581-9927.

GEUS Cable Television brings you the best in TV programming at a price you can afford. GEUS now offers High Definition TV with Digital Video Recording (DVR).

All three services are part of the ResNet (Resident Network) program. A fee, separate from a resident student's housing fee, provides unlimited local dialing, call waiting, voice mail, reduced long-distance charges, cable television, premium sports, music, and movie channels, Residence Life Cinema, high speed internet access, and wireless internet access (additional hardware required).

Yes, this is a common practice but there are specific code requirements that must be met when placing all utilities in a common trench. A drawing with specific locations is available on request.

The common living room in each house is equipped with a cable TV line, television and VCR. Each bedroom in the Airport Rd., Maple St., and Tamarack St. houses are equipped with a private telephone line and a cable TV outlet. Free wireless high speed internet service is available at Airport Rd. and Maple St. The landlord pays for the internet connection and basic cable TV service (included in the utility allowance explained above).

No. Each student is provided with their own cable box with the 3 aforementioned amenities for their own personal use. You must however supply the electronic equipment and connecting cables. You should discuss with your future roommate who is going to bring what with regard to electronics (TV/Stereo etc.). You will definitely not need nor fit 2 large televisions in your bedroom. For more information, please refer to our Amenities link on the site.

The best strategy for keeping a good strong signal is to keep the splitters to a minimum. When that can't be done, then an amplifier is your best bet. But even when using an amplifier you need to be very aware of where your cable modem is installed - if you have one. Usually the cable company will install a splitter very close to where the cable comes into the home, and run one connection to the cable modem, and the other connection to the TVs in the rest of the house.

Not technically, but some cable operators require that you do subscribe to basic analog cable TV service before you sign up for high speed Internet access. Check with your local cable company for specific information.

Yes, your cable TV line can carry the TV signal while you send and receive information on the Internet. Depending on how many TVs you have connected to the cable coming into your home, you may also be in need of a Signal Splitter to allow more cable connections to areas within your home. Click here to learn more about our Signal Splitter and Signal Booster products. Currently, most Internet service providers do not provide cable Internet access.

If the outlet was not connected to a receiver and TV when the DISH Network system was installed, it is most likely not connected to the satellite dish. The additional cable outlet may be added to the system, service call fees may apply. Contact your DISH Network satellite installer for more information.

Call your cable company, i.e., Comcast at (386) 668-8689 or Bright House Network (fka Time Warner) at (386) 775-4444.