EPB Fiber Optics Offers Television Customers Free Holiday Entertainment

  • Monday, November 24, 2014
For the third year in a row, EPB Fiber Optics is thanking its Fi TV Gold customers for their business by offering three special television promotions during the week of Thanksgiving.

First, customers who don’t already subscribe to the provider’s high definition service can enjoy it for free from Nov. 22 to Dec. 1. HD channels 302-499 will be available at no additional cost during this time.

Second, customers will have an opportunity to sample STARZ and Encore channels from Nov.
26 to Dec. 1. This includes access to the networks’ video on demand libraries and high definition channels.

Finally, every Fi TV Gold customer will be given one free video on demand rental valued up to $5.99 between Nov. 26 and Dec. 1. Customers just select the video of their choice and a credit will automatically be applied to their next bill.

The company is promoting the event through local television, print and social media under the theme, “The Perfect Holiday Recipe for Couch Potatoes.”

For more information call 423-648-1372.

                         
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