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Originally posted by Smart View PostI'm at $275 for cable internet plus Netflix and Amazon Prime
I need to find a better way.
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I have used both SlingTV and DirectvNow and the packages available for DirectvNow fit me and my son's needs better. I don't think I'm missing anything and can record, watch on my phone or tablet, and don't need a cable box - just a power outlet and a simple Roku stick and I'm good. The quality and buffering issues that were apparent a few years ago are almost non-existent now and I'm saving about $100 per month. Hulu, YouTube, and PlayStation also offer similar service.
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We did this a few years ago. We were paying $125ish for directv. Switched to Hulu Live and Netflix for about $65. So we save about $60/month. We won't turn back. Have all the same channels and sports we watched on Directv without the extra BS channels. Also AT&T ran a special that included the HBO package on DirectTV Now with our phone plan. We don't regret it one bit.
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We did directtvnow for a bit as I like the guide, but our still paying $70 with local channels and the sports packages. Went to Hulu as its only $40.
Originally posted by Hudson05 View PostI have used both SlingTV and DirectvNow and the packages available for DirectvNow fit me and my son's needs better. I don't think I'm missing anything and can record, watch on my phone or tablet, and don't need a cable box - just a power outlet and a simple Roku stick and I'm good. The quality and buffering issues that were apparent a few years ago are almost non-existent now and I'm saving about $100 per month. Hulu, YouTube, and PlayStation also offer similar service.
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Cut the cord - just do it and save money.
There's several options for for live TV streaming service & several options for sticks/boxes to plug into your TV to run the streaming apps. It can be confusing at first, but the sticks are cheap (start around $30) and the various services all offer a free trial & they are month to month - so no contracts required. You could try out every stick and every TV service combination over a few months & still save money every single month over what you were paying for satellite, cable, Uverse, etc.
I tried several options at first & am now running DirecTVNow full time on various sticks around the house (Fire stick in living room & bedroom, older Roku stick in game room.)
Also have a digital antenna for local channels but rarely use it since most streaming TV services now offer up the local channels as well.
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Originally posted by stinkbelly View PostWhat does everyone watch on Amazon prime? The only thing I see included with it is old movies. Everything else costs more money.
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