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Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com
I’m a person who rents seasonally in other places and most years rent my own homes in season . A lot of people are not tech savvy , some just because they don’t care to be , when it comes to TV they just want to click it in on and watch , I am also one of those people . When I’m inquiring about renting a seasonal , I make sure there’s Wi-Fi, the close caption works and it’s just a simple cable system, bringing up that they are not particularly tech savvy is casting a little blame on there part in this problem . I hope now that you see the problem that can occur you’ll have someone on standby to help people like me who are to stupid to know how to deal with fire sticks and all the other stuff that gives people hundreds of channels they never use at allegedly cheaper prices
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It doesn't make you stupid. You have chosen not to learn it. You have every right to not keep up with technology if older technology works for you. But when it fails to work for you, you have only yourself to blame for not knowing what to do about it.
Also - if you want cheaper prices, you'd get the main networks - ABC, CBS, NBC, get an antenna, and not bother with internet service at all.
Or you could go with the Xfinity wifi for $50/month, and it comes with the flex box that gives you a couple dozen channels including the networks, at no extra charge. But you also can't add other channels to it if you change your mind, without going to cable TV - which costs extra.