Pretty simple question. How much? If it is on a limited term contract, what will it increase to?
If part of bundling, what is the total you pay for the entirety?
Who is it with?
I am on a 2 year promotional ($60) that is likely to increase substantially.
It's £150 a year for a license. I pay it quarterly.
$180 with Internet/month
O...I use rabbit ears for free TV.
Think we're at $40/month for internet (75mb up, 25mb down?), and use netflix and apple tv instead of cable right now. I had to ram my way through the most degenerate comcast support to get this price. What a nightmare is that company. I can't comprehend the sociopathic motives behind the monstrosity of xfinity/comcast. At the very least, my internet is okay at moment, but I don't want to deal with TV from them. They try and charge you for every tiny little thing, even HD TV like its 2004. That's right, they will offer 480i TV from 15 years ago, down-scaling television quality for you because they are that incomprehensibly greedy. That's like having a restaurant charging you extra so they don't burn purposefully your food.
Approx $155/month for two cable boxes and internet.
Only premium channel is HBO. Started as a free year now we pay like 15 bucks a month.
We only get maybe 70 channels. Would have cut the cord bit cant live without my regional sports package.
$230 for internet cable and security.
We have every channel. We probably use 5 of them.
$35 per month. Grandfathered price for YouTube TV. Pretty much most sports networks, including regional sports network with all the local NBA team's games. Seems like the only channels missing are PBS (which we have an antenna for if we really wanted) and HGTV. No contract.
About $60 a month.
Sling, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix and Starz.
Will drop Starz and pick up HBO in the spring for the final season of Game of Thrones.
Get MLB free through T-Mobile. Will pick up NHL in the spring of the Flyers are playing well.
80% of what I watch is free content on YouTube.
Low-Income Runner wrote:
O...I use rabbit ears for free TV.
Same. My TV rarely gets turned on Monday through Friday, and sometimes not on the weekends either. If it weren't for the occasional football game, I could easily not have a TV. I think it is ridiculous how Americans build their homes around a TV. Work. Go outside. Exercise. Read a book.
Whatever the cost of Netflix is. Ten dollars? Internet is through cable and that is around $60/mo. Time Warner/Spectrum.
I get Hulu free with Sprint.... so technically $0
SunRunner82 wrote:
I get Hulu free with Sprint.... so technically $0
Damn!...how did you pull that off? Do you have connections with upper management or something?
I think we are at $80 between high speed internet, Netflix and Hulu. We were paying for SlingTV, as well, but dropped that last month. Unfortunately zero local channels since rabbit ears don't pick up signal as closest major broadcast center is about 75 miles away.
$0
But I feel like my parents were paying something ridiculous like $180.
Over the air TV here. Been that way for at least 12 years. I should count my internet subscription fee, though, as we do stream some things.. So $60/month I guess.
50 channels and fast internet included in the package:
40 dollar a month (299 norwegian kroner)
and then sometimes I throw in HBO or Netflix or Primevideo to catch up on some TVshows, so on average around 50 dollar/ month for all highspeed net and television I need.
I have ATT U-Verse. Internet speed of 100mbps, unlimited data. 300 channel package, includes Showtime, Starz, Encore. Total for combination, with tax, two boxes - $108/mo.
SprintTriathlon wrote:
50 channels and fast internet included in the package:
40 dollar a month (299 norwegian kroner)
and then sometimes I throw in HBO or Netflix or Primevideo to catch up on some TVshows, so on average around 50 dollar/ month for all highspeed net and television I need.
I was looking at a job posting for a company in Oslo yesterday and wondering about life there.
I have $55 internet, we stream Hulu, Netflix and Amazon (maybe those are $30? total) and we have an antenna for local weather and news.
rocanante wrote:
I was looking at a job posting for a company in Oslo yesterday and wondering about life there.
I am living in a housing cooperative so the prices are espescially low, so if you are a private person you must double I guess. Also, I do not pay television license because I have never bought a new television, if you do you must add 30 dollars/ month extra also (just bring your own TV or buy a used one from a private person and you'll be fine).