Who's cut cable TV?

[Chi-Guy]

For the first time I can say I've completely cut cable from my expenses. My T-mobile plan gives me free netflix and I can use my cell data as a hotspot. Anyone else do the same?

 

[CKeeler]

I didn’t have a pay tv service for close to 7 years and then I ended up signing up with YouTube tv last year so I could watch baseball. No other streaming service has as much sports availability as YouTube tv. Plus I got in just before they raised their rate to $40/m

 

[Chi-Guy]

I didn’t have a pay tv service for close to 7 years and then I ended up signing up with YouTube tv last year so I could watch baseball. No other streaming service has as much sports availability as YouTube tv. Plus I got in just before they raised their rate to $40/m

Is YouTube tv worth it? I like having some local channels

 

[CKeeler]

Is YouTube tv worth it? I like having some local channels

I have all my local network stations. Just not the public broadcast stations. I can get some of those over antenna anyway. Not like I ever watched them.

 

[CKeeler]

The downfall to YouTube tv is the lifestyle channels aren’t available. Hgtv, diy, food network, etc

 

[punchdrunkboost]

I only use cable for internet these days

 

[tron423]

Now that I've got fiber service and even ESPN garbage streaming service runs smoothly, I've gone back to cutting the cord. PS Vue offers everything I need for sports and then some, and everything else I care to watch is on Netflix and Hulu. Should end up effectively saving about $60/mo.

 

[tron423]

Is YouTube tv worth it? I like having some local channels

You can get OTA antennas for that. A decent one is only about $50.

 

[ghedoicy]

I am going into month 2 of cutting Cox out. I went with YouTube TV. My only challenge so far is that Cox has a 1TB limit each month. I think I will be OK usually.

-Matt

 

[upstatedoc]

i'm stealing cable from my neighbor











seriously though i just called and threatened them and they knocked $50 off my monthly bill

 

[Canfail]

Don’t see myself cutting that cable connection just yet. All of the other services just haven’t mastered the ability to channel surf.

 

[Chris71]

I just cut cable...$230.00 per month down to $136.00.
YouTube TV $50/mo
Philo TV $20/mo to get the few channels my wife wanted not yet on YouTube
$66/mo for internet

Bought 3 Roku premier+ 49.00 each

1 month in and have everything we want and more cuz wife can't do without Hallmark channel lol

Totally happy


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[Kazz]

Even cut cable from my internet service. A company came through and buried fiber. 5x the download speed and saved me like $25 per month. This after cutting DirectTV's hundreds of dollars to Rokus, PS Vue, Netflix, Amazon, and HBO. It was all a no-brainer once you looked at the savings and knowing you're paying for internet either way. To top it off, the fiber's been more dependable than cable (no interruptions at all - gotta hope that continues).

 

[Chris71]

Nice, internet will come next, moving in month or so and was going check what options were available in new area


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[Rick-F]

The downfall to YouTube tv is the lifestyle channels aren’t available. Hgtv, diy, food network, etc

I have YouTube TV, and I get ALL those channels and dozens of others that I don't watch either.

 

[ghedoicy]

I have YouTube TV, and I get ALL those channels and dozens of others that I don't watch either.

They weren't all there back in May of 2019... Lol.

-Matt

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[CKeeler]

They weren't all there back in May of 2019... Lol.

-Matt

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Yup

 

[spider55]

Welcome @Rick-F

 

[T1tr]

MyIptv is what i am using off my android box 4 connecting for $24.99 a month. and 3 other free streaming apps