I tried the 1 month trial of U Verse and decided to stay with Time Warner. 1) U Verse requires a receiver for each set. We have 6 sets, so the extra fees add up. 2) To get the really good pricing, you have to use their internet service. Since we're used Roadrunner for years, it would be a huge hassle to change our email. 3) HD picture quality was not as good, and really detiorates when ou have several TVs on at the same time. I'm not a techy, but I know U Verse has to compress their signal. I could see there was a noticeable difference in PQ, especially on certain channels. Unfortunately, one of them was ESPN. 4) They advertise free HD, which isn't of course. You have to pay a fee for either the HD package or the HD receiver- can't remember which. Bottom line, I added up all the costs and U Verse was around $8 a moth more, with poorer picture quality, plus i have never had success with AT&T customer service. (Cell, long distance, etc.) I have received very good CS from TW believe it or not. But I rarely have had to call in the 10+ years I have been with TW. The picture is always there, and the PQ is very good. So I figure why mess with what works. Now, I realize my situation is unique. Maybe the PQ is worse in NE Wisc for whatever reason. If I had only one TV it may nake more sense, etc. But I'll stick withTW and keep pushing them to add NFLN and Fox in HD- the only two things that bother me now that BTN has been added.