johnnyblaze36 said:
I cut DirecTv around nine months ago and switched to YouTube TV and it's one of the better decisions I've ever made. I reduced my bill from $135 to $55 per month and find the features of YT to be far superior.
Bocephus said:
what is best?
Yes and there has only been one Aggie basketball game I didn't get because it was on ESPN U so I just watched it on a reddit stream.Bocephus said:johnnyblaze36 said:
I cut DirecTv around nine months ago and switched to YouTube TV and it's one of the better decisions I've ever made. I reduced my bill from $135 to $55 per month and find the features of YT to be far superior.
And you got Aggie Football?
YTTV gets ESPNU. You can also log into the ESPN app to watch SEC+ channels. If sports are your thing, YTTV is it. You can favorite specific teams and specific sports. Say you're a college football fan, you can choose to record College Football, or just pick the Aggies as the football team to record, then anytime there's a college football game (or Aggie game if you have it team specific), it'll record.johnnyblaze36 said:Yes and there has only been one Aggie basketball game I didn't get because it was on ESPN U so I just watched it on a reddit stream.Bocephus said:johnnyblaze36 said:
I cut DirecTv around nine months ago and switched to YouTube TV and it's one of the better decisions I've ever made. I reduced my bill from $135 to $55 per month and find the features of YT to be far superior.
And you got Aggie Football?
Setting up things to record is the easiest thing in the world too. With just one simple click you can set it to record every single NCAA basketball game that comes on, NBA, NHL, MLB, PGA, etc.
The ONLY drawback to it I've found is that the remote control sucks with it in that it is very slow to register.
AggieDruggist89 said:
YTTV and don't look back.
Directv sent me an email asking to comeback for $39.99. I was tempted to say yes if they will give me everything and movie channels for 10 years at $39.99.
I pay $54 a month after taxes.Bocephus said:AggieDruggist89 said:
YTTV and don't look back.
Directv sent me an email asking to comeback for $39.99. I was tempted to say yes if they will give me everything and movie channels for 10 years at $39.99.
How much is YTTV?
I think they'll begin to move away from traditional cable service and begin offering streaming services instead. My issue with cable/satellite isn't that their packages cost a lot, it's all of the additional fees they charge and the required use to rent their boxes from them for each room. Your $70/mo service suddenly balloons to $100+. So, if you want to have TV as an option in every room, you're paying $7-10/mo for each box, or for satellite, their card. You can buy a Fire Stick for around $25 if you catch them on sale and have one in every room for not much more than you'll pay a year for a box in 1 room.PatAg said:
One thing I expect cable providers to start doing, is either charging exorbitant prices for internet, or finding a way to cap download limits
And no contract. I was with PSVue for a couple of years before being forced to switch to YTTV after Sony ended Vue. I've been very happy with the switch.johnnyblaze36 said:I pay $54 a month after taxes.Bocephus said:AggieDruggist89 said:
YTTV and don't look back.
Directv sent me an email asking to comeback for $39.99. I was tempted to say yes if they will give me everything and movie channels for 10 years at $39.99.
How much is YTTV?
They're already doing it. We were on Suddenlink as they and ATT U-verse are the only non-satellite options in our area. I looked at cutting out the TV and phone service (we had bundled service) and going with internet only. Their 400 mbps service is what we would need due to unlimited data. It was going to be $70-80 month. Then if you add YouTubeTV or a similar service you're almost right back where we were for the bundled service without premium channels. Wasn't really worth making the switch.PatAg said:
One thing I expect cable providers to start doing, is either charging exorbitant prices for internet, or finding a way to cap download limits
I have bundled TV, phone and internet with Suddenlink. I only use internet, but to drop the other two would have made my monthly bill go up. Go figure ...Quote:
I looked at cutting out the TV and phone service (we had bundled service) and going with internet only.
Opened this thread to post this image.Shife said:Bocephus said:
what is best?
(Sorry, couldn't resist)
Data caps are a pure money grab... They sell you a certain speed and you are only allowed to use it at a 0.02% duty cycle...Col. Steve Austin said:They're already doing it. We were on Suddenlink as they and ATT U-verse are the only non-satellite options in our area. I looked at cutting out the TV and phone service (we had bundled service) and going with internet only. Their 400 mbps service is what we would need due to unlimited data. It was going to be $70-80 month. Then if you add YouTubeTV or a similar service you're almost right back where we were for the bundled service without premium channels. Wasn't really worth making the switch.PatAg said:
One thing I expect cable providers to start doing, is either charging exorbitant prices for internet, or finding a way to cap download limits
All of this. Can't wait for season 3.aTm2004 said:Also, if you're a Karate Kid fan, with YTTV, you get access to the YouTube Original shows, which the most popular one is Cobra Kai. Awesome show with a lot of the original characters.johnnyblaze36 said:I pay $54 a month after taxes.Bocephus said:AggieDruggist89 said:
YTTV and don't look back.
Directv sent me an email asking to comeback for $39.99. I was tempted to say yes if they will give me everything and movie channels for 10 years at $39.99.
How much is YTTV?
