Charter Communications

Charter Communications
About This Provider
Local Office Address:: 
79 S. Main St., Clintonville, WI
Local Office Address:: 
644 Hillcrest Dr. #4, Waupaca, WI
Local Office Address:: 
3315 S. Lincoln Ave., Two Rivers, WI
Local Office Address:: 
165 Knights Way, Fond du Lac, WI
Local Office Address:: 
1623 Broadway Ave., Sheboygan, WI
Local Office Address:: 
2312 Continental Dr., West Bend, WI
Customer Service Number: 
888-438-2427
About The Service
Service Type: 
Cable
Services Offered: 
Television
Services Offered: 
High-Speed Internet
Services Offered: 
Phone Service
Local HD/DTV Channels Available: 
7
National HD Channels: 
24
Pros: 
  • Easy, affordable to service multiple TVs
  • Set-top boxes not required to service every TV
  • No contracts or commitments
  • On-demand programming
  • Music Choice all-digital music channels
  • No need to purchase equipment
  • Service not generally affected by weather conditions
  • Features WLUK in HD
  • Features WBAY and WPNE digital subchannels
  • Internet service not limited by proximity to main office
Cons: 
  • Some view service, price increases as expensive
  • Fewer high-definition channels than satellite and telco services
  • Slow rollout of new high-definition channels
  • No NFL Network or Big Ten Network
  • Not all local channels available in high-definition
HD Channel Offerings
National HD Channels Available: 
1.882355
Average: 1.9 (17 votes)
Your rating: None

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this service is abslutluy

this service is abslutluy terrible. we have it based in clintonville and all the chanels freeze during the sunniest of days, every day. Its terrible. The prices are very high, and its my guess that if time warner came into this area they wouldbe millionres. charter is horrible beyond all means. i advise you to stay away from charter!

The pixelation of channels

The pixelation of channels is usually due to low quality coaxial in the home...not the cable plant.I suggest you demand better cable line from charter.

I agree. I actually have

I agree. I actually have Time Warner myself and I had the same pixelization issue. I called an they installed a new jack and rewired the coaxial cable from the main cable line. Problem is all gone! Anyhow, this usually isn't a signal problem but a wiring problem.

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