(Bloomberg) -- Josh Harman, a disgruntled Time Warner Cable Inc. customer in Los Angeles, was so fed up with his service that he spent $700 trimming trees in his yard to make room for a satellite dish.
``I went out of my way, expense-wise, to get out of Time Warner Cable TV service,'' said Harman, a 46-year-old TV production editor. He was among customers who defected in cities such as Dallas and Los Angeles since Time Warner Cable acquired some Adelphia Communications Inc. and Comcast Corp. systems last August. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Anthony Noto puts the total defections at more than 90,000.
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