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For what it's worth, if you consider that most people used to pay $60/mo for TV, that would easily cover Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, BackBlaze, Office 365, Eve
by whichdan 8y ago
For what it's worth, if you consider that most people used to pay $60/mo for TV, that would easily cover Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, BackBlaze, Office 365, Evernote, and Apple Music. That's a _lot_ of value.
(This is more of a response to the other comment saying that subscriptions get expensive. You just had a nice enumerated list to work with!)
- ajeet_dhaliwal 8y agoAgreed, the value I get is far higher than it was in the past.
- scarface74 8y agoIt's even better.... The total price of cable for us would be: - cable tv with the same subscription level ~$50 a month - 5 extra set top boxes (yes we have 6 TVs) - $50 - various fees (network access, regulatory, franchise fee) - $15 - HD Technology Fee - $10 The numbers may make less sense if we didn't have unlimited gigabit internet for $70 a month from AT&T. We also have unlimited Internet on our phones (and my iPad). In total $125 a month just fur TV. That's not to mention that our older son who doesn't live with us also gets to use Netflix and Hulu. Also, my wife has a split shift. When she isn't at the gym, she can watch content on her phone. I've made back in increased salary more than enough to make the $360 year for PluralSight worth it.