What does AMC mean in TV STATIONS

American Basic Cable (ABC) is a type of television service that provides basic cable channels such as national broadcast networks, local stations, and public access cable channels. ABC also offers expanded services that may include premium movie and sports packages.

The cost of American Basic Cable varies depending on your provider, location, and package. Generally costs range from $30-80 per month.

You can either contact your local cable provider or visit their website to inquire about signing up for American Basic Cable services.

No, ABC does not offer internet access. However, it is possible to bundle ABC with other services from your provider in order to get internet access.

It depends on the cable provider and the specific details of the package you are looking to sign up for. Most providers will charge an installation fee however not all providers do so be sure to check with them first.

Generally speaking, most packages will include basic national broadcast networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX; major cable channels like ESPN and CNN; as well as local public access channels that may vary by region or state.

There may be some additional fees associated with certain packages or special features such as HD programming or pay-per-view events but this will vary by provider so it's important to make sure you ask about any potential fees when inquiring about a package.

Yes, many providers allow customers to add additional channels after purchasing the initial package. Contact your provider for more information on available “a la carte” services and pricing options.

Yes, you will usually need some type of set top box such as a cable box or streaming device in order to view your subscription on various devices within the home such as a TV or computer monitor.

This depends on the specific package you have signed up for but generally yes — most providers offer some form of Multi-Stream technology which allows you to view content across multiple devices at once.