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Y’all got any more of that D Fence?
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I have suck Cox and they will not be carrying the ACC Network which pisses me off. Will be missing a lot of Tech games this season if I don’t find a solution!Any cord cutters on here? I am thinking of ditching direct TV after the last episode of GOT, my only concern is when fall comes around. Need to watch lots of college football, are any of the cheaper online options still good for fall Saturdays?
If you like ööööty picture quality and don’t have a problem with stealing content.Mayfair TV guide and Gears TV are by far the best.
You paid $170 a month for DirecTV? I don’t think you are getting the same level of service from YTTV. I do like YTTV though, was going to go with them but DTV offered me a really good deal so I’m sticking it out for awhile.Hulutv or youtubetv
All the sports channels and both only 40 a month or so
Cut my direct a few months ago and dont even know its gone. Except paying 130 a month less.
I was too. And it turns out that I don’t miss anything about it. I’ve found that our tv watching has changed to watching for purpose rather than just having the tv on whatever dumb show about flipping houses, buildings pools, or investigation discovery that my wife would land on while flipping channels.You paid $170 a month for DirecTV? I don’t think you are getting the same level of service from YTTV. I do like YTTV though, was going to go with them but DTV offered me a really good deal so I’m sticking it out for awhile.
YouTube TV is pretty much all you need for CFB, if you're not into stealing content.
Youtube says they will only allow you to watch on 5 screens, but surprisingly that is still very easy to defeat for their platform. I've had DirecTV Now and Sling, and both of them are far more aggressive about it. Never tried to defeat Hulu yet. May have to see about that.
Yes. Because when u factor in all the extra boxes i had, dvr fees, just bs fee on top of bs fee it added up to close to that.You paid $170 a month for DirecTV? I don’t think you are getting the same level of service from YTTV. I do like YTTV though, was going to go with them but DTV offered me a really good deal so I’m sticking it out for awhile.
I have four boxes but I don’t have any packages like HBO. I think I was paying about $125 before and now it is less than $80 with their retention discounts.Yes. Because when u factor in all the extra boxes i had, dvr fees, just bs fee on top of bs fee it added up to close to that.
I have way less channels. But i dont even know they are gone. And the dvr function is not as seemless as dtv was. But i get all the sports, all the channels we care about and its totally worth it.....
Add hbo and you are at $140 a month.I have four boxes but I don’t have any packages like HBO. I think I was paying about $125 before and now it is less than $80 with their retention discounts.
1) we had no options in my area before and they knew it. For me it was either Comcast or DirecTV/Dish. For me to get any decent sports coverage, I was having to add packages that were $$$. Then DirectTV switched to whole whole genie dvr and that added a good charge per month.1) Some of you were paying entirely too much for cable in the first place. I've never even approached some of the prices you guys have mentioned.
2) These providers are basically just internet-served cable packages.
I'm not saying they're bad or anything but the mindset that people are getting away from "cable" is laughable.
Well, at any rate, we're all laughing at the companies that still want 2 year contracts and have to run physical wires through your house and yard to give you TV service that you can't use outside your home. I'm sure they are laughing right back at us because anywhere we have an internet connection, on any device, we can just punch in a short URL and start watching or recording whatever we want. We sure are suckers.1) Some of you were paying entirely too much for cable in the first place. I've never even approached some of the prices you guys have mentioned.
2) These providers are basically just internet-served cable packages.
I'm not saying they're bad or anything but the mindset that people are getting away from "cable" is laughable.
You have to login in your home region every 3 or 4 months to keep your local channels, a vpn or a trip home should keep you in good shape.Do you know if they have any rules on using the account oversees? I've had issues trying to watch streaming services through Comcast oversees.
I'm on Playstation Vue and have been thinking about flipping to YouTube Tv. What are the key benefits of Youtube Tv over Vue in your experience?I’ve honestly tried them all and YouTube TV is by far the best. Hulu is laid out awful imo.