You've probably moved into a new place and had to set up electrical, phone and TV service, among other things. These days many more people are choosing satellite TV for their paid television service. But what if you set up your satellite service and, in addition to the satellite bill, you received a cable bill? Sound strange? Well, it’s happening in certain areas of the country and, even worse, it’s completely legal. Hundreds of people have unknowingly agreed to pay for cable TV when they sign their rental contracts, according to the New York Times. The cable companies are having trouble getting new subscribers because nearly everyone who wants pay television already has it. So, cable companies are negotiating deals with apartment managers who then attach a “pass through" cable charge in tenants' leases. The Times called what’s happening “Pay Twice TV.” So, you need to check your lease to find out what you're paying for. About 85 percent of American households pay for either satellite or cable. That means 15 percent of people have “rabbit ears” or no television at all. It’s also happening in condominium complexes, which could be a potentially good thing for homeowners. Bulk deals can save owners a great deal of money. But if you're a renter, you must read your lease!