Verizon fios cancels hunting and shooting channels
Re: Verizon fios cancels hunting and shooting channels
I tried Sling.tv just so I could get the Superbowl. Looked around at what they offered. Not impressed. Dumped.
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Re: Verizon fios cancels hunting and shooting channels
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I was very pissed when they did that. They ended up losing my business. I had just signed up with a 2-year contract at the time, specifically for the hunting and fishing channels. Then they cancel it after. Shouldn't you be able to get out of a contract when you signed on that basis? Well, I ended up subscribing online, and now I pay less than 1/3 what I did with verizon television.
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My internet provider also offers television and telephone services; I use neither.
It all comes through the same line, anyway. So, I use a Roku Box for TV, and a VOIP service that costs something like $100 a year.
Since adding phone and TV through my internet service is something like an extra $75 a month, or more, I can't fathom why anyone would want that, when there are much less expensive options available.
The TV is more for the wife... she likes her cooking shows, and whatnot. Though, I do like watching old episodes of Rockford Files, Columbo, and Magnum PI.
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It all comes through the same line, anyway. So, I use a Roku Box for TV, and a VOIP service that costs something like $100 a year.
Since adding phone and TV through my internet service is something like an extra $75 a month, or more, I can't fathom why anyone would want that, when there are much less expensive options available.
The TV is more for the wife... she likes her cooking shows, and whatnot. Though, I do like watching old episodes of Rockford Files, Columbo, and Magnum PI.
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