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re: For those who have cut the cord - How Do you watch the Tigers and what does it cost?
Posted on 8/5/18 at 10:06 am to LSU0358
Posted on 8/5/18 at 10:06 am to LSU0358
Roku -$30 per TV (one time cost).
100 mbps internet connection - $50/month.
Hulu with Live TV and unlimited screens - $60/month.
You get CBS, ABC, NBC, Watch ESPN and Fox Sports Go with Hulu.
My cable provider wanted $188/month for comparable cable + internet.
100 mbps internet connection - $50/month.
Hulu with Live TV and unlimited screens - $60/month.
You get CBS, ABC, NBC, Watch ESPN and Fox Sports Go with Hulu.
My cable provider wanted $188/month for comparable cable + internet.
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Posted on 8/5/18 at 10:31 am to lsu711
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Roku -$30 per TV (one time cost). 100 mbps internet connection - $50/month. Hulu with Live TV and unlimited screens - $60/month. You get CBS, ABC, NBC, Watch ESPN and Fox Sports Go with Hulu.
Damn, I only pay $20 more than this example for 400MBpS Internet, 200+ channels, phone, DVR boxes on 2 TVs. I don’t see the advantage of “cutting the cord” for less service and convenience if they relatively cost the same per month.
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