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I pay $40 month for ESPN in HD. I love football, and more importantly, the majority of my customers and important contacts love it more. $500 year for an easy a
by ixnu 15y ago
I pay $40 month for ESPN in HD. I love football, and more importantly, the majority of my customers and important contacts love it more. $500 year for an easy and relevant conversation starter is a steal.
- zavulon 15y agoIf you only do it for NFL, you might reconsider. All regular Sunday day games, Sunday night football and all ESPN/NFL network games with your local team are available for free in HD over the air. And all playoff games and Superbowl, too. The live sports was my main reason for holding on to cable for so long, but I finally made the switch two years ago and it's great. I can watch all NFL I want, once a week baseball and sometimes basketball and hockey.
- ixnu 15y agoI would love to do this, but I live in an area where I can't get OTA broadcast of Fox or NBC.
- zavulon 15y agoTry plugging in your TV into cable outlet directly, bypassing the cable box. I've found all network channels are available that way as well
- awj 15y agoYeah, I'm on about that setup too. Now if I could only convince CBS to actually show at least one of the games they're carrying. Half the time it's paid programming filler.
- Fluxx 15y agoI know nothing of HD over the air, but ESPN is available? In my oldschool mindset, that's a "cable" channel and not available over the air. But I could be wrong.
- steve-howard 15y agoNot available OTA where I live (and I just set up my powered antenna yesterday), but I do get some ESPN programming via xbox live gold.