What exactly does the "Regional Sports Fee" cover?

I'm in the Chicago area and I'm currently paying $19.20 a month for the "Regional Sports Fee".

Currently we cannot watch the Blackhawks, Bulls, or White Sox on Xfinity because CHSN isn't available.

The Cubs are on Marquee and I think it's in the $9.99 More Sports & Ent Pkg?

The Bears are on broadcast TV so I would think that should be included in the $25.65 Broadcast TV Fee.

What exactly does this cover?

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XfinityThomasD

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1 month ago

user_kj102a Thanks for posting on our Forums. The Regional Sports Network Fee (RSN) is something that is listed as an itemized charge based on the cost to provide sports on multiple networks. There are additional TV packages to help customize the channel availability, but those fees would still apply to any lineups that would offer sports networks.

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That's a non-answer.

You wrote, "The Regional Sports Network Fee (RSN) is something that is listed as an itemized charge based on the cost to provide sports on multiple networks."

In Chicago, which networks do you mean? What specifically does the $19.20 pay for?

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1 month ago

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user_7ocitl

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1 month ago

If Xfinity is not providing coverage for Regional Sports - Bulls, Blackhawks and Sox - will they be removing the Regional Sports Fee Charged monthly subscribers? Crazy to think they can charge for a service not provided

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user_7ocitl

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1 month ago

Is Xfinity going to credit is subscribers in the Chicago market for the monthly Regional Sports Fee - There is no regional Sports coverage and it is insane that they continue t charge customers for a service not provided? It should Las not be expected that consumers have t call in and request a credit for this fee!!!

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What exactly does the "Regional Sports Fee" cover?

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