06-24-2018, 12:12 PM
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Sage
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Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: village of Fenney, Ford City, Pa., and Hudson, Ohio
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Originally Posted by UpNorth
You have plenty of choices, and they cost far less. You can install a roof antenna, aim it at the Orlando towers, and get TV for free! (What a great concept!)
Or, you can just get internet from Comcast for around 30 bucks. Then, you can subscribe to stream you choice of TV packages - YouTube TV, Direct TV Now, Hulu, Playstation Vue, Philo, Sling TV, etc. You can get all the "local" networks and anything else you want (including a cloud-based DVR recorder). WAY cheaper than any cable or satellite package that they offer. Stream what you want and change services every month if you wish. No contract; no equipment fees no "cable guy" showing up at your house. Cable is DEAD.
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I don't know where you live but we're not allowed to have roof antennas and I thought that was the norm throughout TV.
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