You can also get Quantum Fiber and stream everything. $65/month, 1GB bi-directional speeds, free wifi router. Very reliable.

Get a google # for spam calls, get rid of their phone. Or buy an Obi box and have your own phone system run over the internet. Get a firestick and Netflix ..cut the cord.

[I have T-Mobile 5G and it’s been great. $50/month, no contract or rate increases.



QUOTE=Paper1;2084611]I have Xfiniity's triple play package that includes internet, landline phone for telemarketing calls, and TV. Against my better judgement I agreed to auto pay giving them access to my credit card. They have exercised liberally including a $50 increase this billing cycle. My question for forum has anyone signed on with Verizon internet thru their 5G network that supposably available in Villages. Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]

5G towers are few and far distance between. Most folks in the Villages would not benefit from 5G because the only tower I see on the map is located around Rt.466. According to what I read, they only transmit about 1500 ft. without obstructions.

Thank you for reply. It was kind of information I was asking for.

Thank you sharing your experience

My comment of having a landline for telemarketing calls was my attempt at sarcasm but clearly it missed it's mark on this forum. That said you are correct about the auto pay. The internet only with firestick makes a great deal of sense.
Thank You

Thank you friend for your reply

I got the sarcasm immediately because I am a sarcastic SOB! :bigbow: Good luck on your “cutting the cord” venture

When I read it I did laugh.

Why pay all of that money when you can get Youtubetv for $69.95 a month with golf channel, 3 espn's, and many more.

No Hallmark channels

The person isn't looking for cellular service at all. They're looking for internet, TV, and landline phone (which they aren't really getting anyway, they're getting VoIP but it's still not cellular).

Also T-Mobile service is lousy in some areas of the Villages, just as AT&T service is lousy in some areas. It's 100% dependent on cellular towers, their location, and any obstructions between your house and the tower. The internet speed is advertised to range between 35mpb and 115mpb. That means there might be times when your "streaming" TV won't stream at all. Or if you're streaming and the phone rings, you might not be able to hear the call - or the TV might cut out. God forbid you try to use a wifi connection to print something out off your computer while you're on the phone with your lawyer - good luck with that.

No, not in villages, we have rules!:MOJE_whot:

Stream them. Got to be cheaper than 300 bucks month?

That's a feature, not a bug... :boxing2::icon_wink::clap2::1rotfl:

I agree, but that's where the discount lays.
You sign up for auto pay, you get their discount.