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What's Normal? - Do You Subscribe to Cable TV? (1 Viewer)

Do You Subscribe to Cable TV?

  • Yes

    Votes: 81 38.6%
  • No - The cable has been cut

    Votes: 129 61.4%

  • Total voters
    210
Been on the IPTV train for about 7 years now.

I pay $9/month for all the channels (every sport package imaginable, live events, PPVs, all the movie channels, local channels fron all over the country, international channels, etc). I pay an extra $3/month for Real-Debrid for reliable HD links. I've never used a VPN.

I also pay for Netflix cuz I like it. Then I have reg cable so I can watch/DVR my usual shows.

So basic cable is around $70/mo, plus $15 for Netflix, plus $12 for IPTV. Less than $100/month and I have every channel imaginable as well as every sporting event, PPV, etc.

I could cut the cable completely and cut my total cost down to less than $30/mo and would have everything I need but I like the convenience of having cable for most live TV, DVR, etc.
 
Been on the IPTV train for about 7 years now.

I pay $9/month for all the channels (every sport package imaginable, live events, PPVs, all the movie channels, local channels fron all over the country, international channels, etc). I pay an extra $3/month for Real-Debrid for reliable HD links. I've never used a VPN.

I also pay for Netflix cuz I like it. Then I have reg cable so I can watch/DVR my usual shows.

So basic cable is around $70/mo, plus $15 for Netflix, plus $12 for IPTV. Less than $100/month and I have every channel imaginable as well as every sporting event, PPV, etc.

I could cut the cable completely and cut my total cost down to less than $30/mo and would have everything I need but I like the convenience of having cable for most live TV, DVR, etc.
Which IPTV provider do you use?

And
do they offer top-tier movie quality and comprehensive channel selections, but also provide unmatched 24/7 customer support?
 
Been on the IPTV train for about 7 years now.

I pay $9/month for all the channels (every sport package imaginable, live events, PPVs, all the movie channels, local channels fron all over the country, international channels, etc). I pay an extra $3/month for Real-Debrid for reliable HD links. I've never used a VPN.

I also pay for Netflix cuz I like it. Then I have reg cable so I can watch/DVR my usual shows.

So basic cable is around $70/mo, plus $15 for Netflix, plus $12 for IPTV. Less than $100/month and I have every channel imaginable as well as every sporting event, PPV, etc.

I could cut the cable completely and cut my total cost down to less than $30/mo and would have everything I need but I like the convenience of having cable for most live TV, DVR, etc.
Which IPTV provider do you use?

And
do they offer top-tier movie quality and comprehensive channel selections, but also provide unmatched 24/7 customer support?
I use KEMO.
 
Am I right that Hulu Live gets you local sports? No blackouts? On cable I mainly just watch NBA games (Chicago Bulls mostly — in market) and the NFL.
 
I wish there was a way for me to start a business that provided "streaming bundles". You sign up with me and tell me which streaming services you want. I provide you with those services (hopefully at a discount) so you don't have to deal with multiple vendors for payment or support.

I'd call it YouFlix.

Am I a millionaire yet?
I would sign up in a heartbeat

ETA: This is actually the way I thought DirecTV should work from the beginning. Let me pick the X number of channels I watch and give me a price for those. I don't want the shopping network or CNN or whatever channel that comes with the Total Choice package. I don't care it has 120 channels. I only watch 20 of them. Get rid of the other 100 and let me pay for what I watch.

Now with streaming services it can't work that way for one service so this idea would be awesome.
When Dish (Echostar) first came out in the 80's, their offer was pick only the channels you want. I think it was $.99/channel/mo.
 

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