Digital converters for digital TV's, not true.

I want my basic cable TV without the mislabeled digital converter AKA frequency modulator / scrambler. Not going to pay for a converter when I don't need one. All equipment on premisis is digital, works fine with new digital airwave TV and worked fine with digital channels already available on COX service. I have 7 rooms with CATV connections. To have 7 different converters  is crazy.

   Also this new channel line up is useless. I have 50 music channels on a TV that has *** speakers. If I want to listen to music I use my stereo, not my TV.  I do not find a use for this, nor should I have to pay for it. Where did BBC america go? (Dr. Who has disappeared.)  

So far the new system has failed technically 4 times in less than 2 months requiring resetting the new mini converter and then waiting for it (about 30 minutes) to actively reset for picture/sound. Then there are intermittent quirks that say this service is not available. So far the new service is not worth the drama of dealing with it. 

Please put it back the way it was. You dont fix something that isn't broken and this is what seems to have happened. If I can't find a solution to your "improvements" I am dumping your system. Fios is cheaper and at least they don't lie to us in order to add a slim margin of profit to your shareholders at the expense of your customers. I hope the class action suit that is being prepared against you reminds you that this type of behavior will be met with losses, not profit. Don't kick the golden goose that pays your salaries.