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I mean, not really, as it includes other services. It probably goes some thing like this $65 for internet, $60 for tv $35 for phone. $20 for rented devices (su
by topkai22 7y ago
I mean, not really, as it includes other services. It probably goes some thing like this
$65 for internet,
$60 for tv
$35 for phone.
$20 for rented devices (such as a DVR)
Phone services and the rented devices are increasingly unnecessary, but when I’ve looked into cutting the cord and maintaining the same level of media accessibility (live sports and certain kids programs mostly) my savings come almost entirely from dropping phone and devices, not TV.
- itcrowd 7y agoI feel for you. The (near-)monopoly in some service areas is disgusting. $150-220 for triple play (tv, internet, phone) is still preposterous. It is 2-4 times more expensive than the most expensive package I could find for my current location (Northwest Europe), including all extra pay-tv channels (live sports, etc). $20 per month for a DVR is $240 per year, which is insane. $35 for landline is insane. Internet price you quote ($60) would get you almost commercial-grade internet here. Don't get me started on the price of USA mobile phone networks!