Dumping Comcast and Verizon

[MuscoHawk]

Their prices are insane. I’m done.

I’m switching to ATT for internet, ADT for security, YouTube for TV and TMobile for phone.

I should save over $300 a month.

Has anyone else done something similar? Any noticeable downgrade in network/services?

 

[Hawk_4shur]

Their prices are insane. I’m done.

I’m switching to ATT for internet, ADT for security, YouTube for TV and TMobile for phone.

I should save over $300 a month.

Has anyone else done something similar? Any noticeable downgrade in network/services?

Mediacom internet was up to $120. I called and they dropped it to $80. Did the same thing a year ago and will have to do it again in a year. I hate it. I tried T-Mobile internet for a few weeks before Mediacom lowered my bill last year. It was ok. Looked again and I now I can't get it. Or Verizon internet.

I love YouTubeTV, but it's now $100 with the 4k add on.

I also hate Verizon. We have a family plan with 6 lines - paying about $43 each including taxes and after some discounts. It seems ok, but I can't really compare it to easily and I don't want to go through the hassle of switching out the whole plan.

I thought Comcast was gone. No?

 

[soonerinlOUisiana]

Their prices are insane. I’m done.

I’m switching to ATT for internet, ADT for security, YouTube for TV and TMobile for phone.

I should save over $300 a month.

Has anyone else done something similar? Any noticeable downgrade in network/services?

Dropped cable about 5years ago. $200/mo with all the premium channels we had. No it’s digital antenna and Amazon Prime. Between free shipping and Amazon points from my credit card, it appears to pay for itself, with programming content as just an added perk.

 

[KFsdisciple]

We have Youtube TV and use T-Mobile's 5G internet and cell phone service. We pay around $300 bucks a month for TV, Net, and Cell Phone Service.

I miss some of the whistles and bells of having a cable box and a voice remote, and there's some buffering and delay on live events that can be frustrating if you're following along in a game thread.

We are saving probably 200 bucks a month from using Xfinity cable/internet/mobile services.

There's good and bad, but the good for me outweighs the bad.

 

[ozzie8]

I’m still one of the fossils with directv. 130 a month, but I’ll pause it for about 5 months after college hoops is over, until football starts back. Can stream the Cubs on MLBTV and watch the golf majors using HD rabbit ears or stream on the apps