Does the owner have to pay the cable TV installation fee when collecting the house?

First of all, when the developer sells the house, does he promise to open the cable TV to the home? If it is only wired to the home (developers usually do this in residential areas now, and whoever uses cable TV will pay the opening fee in the future, that is, the initial installation fee), then the owner will pay.

If the developer promises to turn on the cable TV (included in the house price), the property can no longer charge the initial installation fee. Under normal circumstances, developers only connect cable TV lines to their homes, without opening an account (without paying the initial installation fee). At this time, the owner has two choices. First, the owner pays the initial installation fee to the cable TV department to open an account; Second, the property will charge a unified installation fee and open an account. Most residential areas are managed by the property. First, it is convenient for the owners. Second, the cost of opening a unified account in the community is lower than that of opening an account separately by the owners. Note: If the property charging standard is higher than the TV charging standard, the owner should pay attention. Generally, it should be lower than the TV charging standard.