I have spectrum Is there something better

[mead107]

Limited TV stations I think about 27 stations 

home land line 

Wi-fi 

bill has gone up to $190 a month. 
was $120 4 years ago. 
what is a better and cheaper alternative? 
 

 

thanks 

[Ann]

Have you looked into google tv? 
 

We only use apps these days, but if I could get Verizon fios down here, I’d be back on fios tv in a second.

[mead107]

20 minutes ago, Ann said:

Have you looked into google tv? 
 

We only use apps these days, but if I could get Verizon fios down here, I’d be back on fios tv in a second.

Going to talk to my sister , they have changed   Several times. 

[ExiledInIllinois]

Is this a trick question?

 

Are we on Candid Camera?

 

Edited June 12, 2023 by ExiledInIllinois

[Uncle Joe]

1 hour ago, mead107 said:

Limited TV stations I think about 27 stations 

home land line 

Wi-fi 

bill has gone up to $190 a month. 
was $120 4 years ago. 
what is a better and cheaper alternative? 
 

 

thanks 

I dumped HBO, Showtime NFL Network etc, on my Spectreum service recently. Bill went up $15/month then shortly thereafter another $15/month. So $360/year increase.
So I'm down to $100/mos tv + $70 internet. I use their app on my internet at my beach house. So internet only there.
Then there is this other low priced service I pay for during football season. 

Edited June 12, 2023 by Uncle Joe

[devnull]

Are you asking about TV, Internet, or both?

 

If asking about Internet, it depends where you live.  Sometimes Verizon FIOS, Google Fiber, ATT Fiber, or other providers are available.  Sometimes they are not.

 

As far as TV goes, the first question you should ask yourself is how much TV do you really watch?  And then, do you need it year round?  Most streaming services have monthly options which is what I do for College Football or they may have annual bundle deals, like last week Paramount+ ran a $99.99 for a year of commercial free tier.

[mead107]

10 hours ago, devnull said:

Are you asking about TV, Internet, or both?

 

If asking about Internet, it depends where you live.  Sometimes Verizon FIOS, Google Fiber, ATT Fiber, or other providers are available.  Sometimes they are not.

 

As far as TV goes, the first question you should ask yourself is how much TV do you really watch?  And then, do you need it year round?  Most streaming services have monthly options which is what I do for College Football or they may have annual bundle deals, like last week Paramount+ ran a $99.99 for a year of commercial free tier.

Both

[Ann]

59 minutes ago, mead107 said:

Both

Seriously, see if you can get fiber, att or verizon. The internet speed is outstanding. The second we get it in our subdivision, we are on it. Verizon also has fios TV along with it, and it was great when we had it in NYS. I bundled, so it was cheaper.