I’m getting a little tired of paying $200/month for cable and internet through Cox because I’ve been watching more and more Netflix. I’m looking into other options with interest in YouTube TV. I only really care about basic CBS, ABC/ESPN, NBC, FOX and not much else. Anyone doing this and saving money and not missing cable?

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Posted by beauchristopher

new orleans

Member since Jan 2008

65945 posts

Posted on 3/25/18 at 9:04 pm to Sandtrap

well an antenna alone should get you cbs, abc, nbc, and fox.

so that should take care of that.

you can subscribe to a cheap service to stream some other channels like espn. i won't say who the best is there.. (sling, youtube tv, directtv now, etc) but also if you actually know someone with cox cable they can create a free email for you to use as a login and you can get espn and stuff. that's what i do with my friends and family and it's legal, i am allowed up to 8 different e-mail accounts to create.

i wish i could get rid of cable as well, because i can just stream it all.. however, i live with my family and they are so use to cable tv in all their rooms.

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Posted by LouBega

Member since Dec 2017

999 posts

Posted on 3/25/18 at 9:42 pm to beauchristopher

Yea what he said. Just get internet and Kodi and add an antenna.

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Posted by biglego

Ask your mom where I been

Member since Nov 2007

76301 posts

Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:45 pm to Sandtrap

Try out the antenna first before cutting the cord. I tried, and all I could get were a few crappy channels in Spanish (Houston area). None of the network channels came in clear.

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