Buck discovers savings on Charter TV at SaveTheBuck.com

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Buck discovers savings on Charter TV at SaveTheBuck.com

Great digital cable TV doesn’t need to be expensive. Buck’s latest find proves that, with huge discounts on Charter TV at SaveTheBuck.com.

(Miami) October 3, 2011 – Finding great deals on home services like cable TV, high speed Internet, home phone and security isn’t as easy as just looking for it on a search engine. Buck, the spokesperson for SaveTheBuck.com, turns over every rock and looks behind every door. This week, he tracked down a doozy of a deal, getting customers Charter Digital TV for just $49.95 per month, for six months, through SaveTheBuck.com.

“Watching T.V. as a kid helped mold me into what I am today,” said Buck. “Watching great TV shows like ‘Bowling For Dollars’ and ‘Buck Rogers in the 25th Century’ transformed me into someone searching for money all over the universe.”  

For less than $50, customers will get over 100 digital cable TV channels, including several in high definition (HDTV).  This also gives people access to thousands of movies and TV shows from their On Demand selections, many of which are free.

Now that the Fall TV season has begun, there are a lot season premieres of television series and pilots of new series coming on. Charter TV customers will get to see nearly all of them, including ones on cable channels like FX, TNT, USA and Bravo. And, of course, they’ll also get all of the new shows (in HD) on the main networks, like Steven Spielberg’s “Terra Nova” on Fox, “Person of Interest” on CBS, and “Pan Am” on ABC.

About SaveTheBuck.com

SaveTheBuck.com features deals weekly on home services like cable TV, high speed Internet, home phone service, satellite TV and streaming entertainment. SaveTheBuck.com tracks down bargains on large companies that might not be available in all markets. For more information about Buck, please visit www.savethebuck.com, www.facebook.com/savethebuck and www.twitter.com/save_the_buck.