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Easier solution: Turn the TV to face the wall and unplug it from the cable company. Net, the OP is about a big battle over something next to worthless. My
by graycat 11y ago
Easier solution: Turn the
TV to face the wall and
unplug it from the cable company.
Net, the OP is about a big battle
over something next to worthless.
My ISP in effect pays me to accept
their "basic* TV service -- I get Internet
access and phone with TV for less than
without TV.
Well, I hadn't watched any TV for years.
I tried a few months ago to watch the NBA
playoffs, but my basic service didn't offer
that.
But for the 2016 elections, I just signed up
for an upgrade. But, I'm not very happy
with the upgrade -- it's a waste of time
and money. Even for the elections,
I can get what I want, e.g., transcripts,
off the Internet.
So, I suspect in another week or so
I will cancel the upgrade.
Movies? Okay, DVDs or YouTube.
How anything could be as bad as
TV is a bit beyond me.