 5 pandemic-related changes that are likely here to stay Some of the changes in consumer behavior brought on by the pandemic may be here to stay, or at least may last a while even after COVID-19 becomes a distant memory. From the way we shop to the way we work, here are 5 items consumers can expect to remain.
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While we can't outright advise you one way or the other, you can always read consumer reviews and compare all the major cable/satellite providers to make an educated decision before subscribing!
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