[aallbrand]

if you call the number it tells the name 3 times I have been using them for 20 years great company great price

[Dana1963]

We have enjoyed IPTV for the past 3 years, $15 monthly include ALL Orlando Tv along with entertainment news channels foreign stations too called Nvision tv NVision TV

[august2959]

Thinking about going to just internet and then purchase You Tube.

[retiredguy123]

In today's market, the only service you need to contract for is Internet service. Then, you can subscribe to a streaming service which is month to month, with no long term contract.

I use Xfinity because their cell phone service, using the Verizon network, is a great deal. I only pay about 13 dollars per month for a cell phone. But, I use less than 1 gb of mobile data.

[NavyVet]

I would kill to have a $200/month bill. Switched to Spectrum 2.5 years ago as my Xfinity bill had crept up to $300 a month. Started out at under $200 for Internet/TV/phone. Guess what? Last month we hit the $300 mark again. (No, did not add any services or change anything.) I guess they're basically all the same.

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by sam&rog

A full page ad for low cost tv in today’s sun.
Does anyone have experience with this company?
Almost too good to be true.
Paying Century Link over $200 a month.
Enough is enough.

we called them when we first arrived. they answered the phone as frontier, then wanted to sell us services of a sat. dish. i found it to be a bait-&-switch, which was a turn off

[Byte1]

I had comcast until I realized that my cable/internet bill had creeped up to over $200 a month. After they negotiated my bill down a little, I found there to still be added fees and taxes of over $25 per month. Checking with other providers, they also tacked on fees and taxes after giving me such a "great" price. I ended up going to Centurylink for my fiber optic high speed internet for $65 per month with the promise of it ALWAYS being that price, and using Roku for my streaming. I get more TV channels now for less than I ever did with Comcast or Sat providers. Cable providers are not being truthful, unless you ask them what the TOTAL monthly cost is gong to be with fees and taxes. Cutting the cable is not difficult at all. Comcast lost almost a million subscribers last year due to their constant increase in charges. Direct and Dish are rumored to be merging due to their losses. Streaming is now and the future for TV entertainment.

[Berwickboy]

What do you pay for internet, and which company?