Verizon just launched its quad-play bundle, a combination of Verizon home phone, and broadband, video and wireless service, promising big savings ranging from $59-$179. It’s something cable provider could not compete with.

"It's purposefully designed to attract more customers away from the cable companies who are unable to combine a wireless component to their voice, video and Internet service," said Verizon spokesman Bill Kula.

The company is also giving a $150 Visa prepaid card to customers who sign up before January 16 for quad-play service bundle that includes FiOS. Verizon is really pushing hard to promote this service.

It had received a positive response said Kula after quietly offering the service for just a week to consumers who called the company. It’s beginning to become a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign starting on Monday.

Many U.S phone companies including Verizon is has been losing home phone customers because they opt to use cellphones for all their calls to save money. With Verizon’s new offer, surely Cable Company will not be able compete.

The latest offer from Verizon includes different combinations like, a $114.99 monthly plan includes 450 minutes of cellphone calls, wired broadband services, unlimited local and long-distance home phone calls, and DirecTV’s satellite television service giving you an annual saving of $59.