Dish gripe

[Smoothrj]

I'm up in the mountains of North Georgia, gonna have to do some research as to what my best choice is..Don't need movie channels or sports or cartoons.

Got rid of cable a year or two ago and don’t miss it but i do have internet and I realize DD you have limited options up on the mountain.

 

[DinkyDau]

Got rid of cable a year or two ago and don’t miss it but i do have internet and I realize DD you have limited options up on the mountain.

I do have a Rocu tv and Amazon prime but I am not knowledgeable about different devices.

 

[Goosebuster]

Are you paying more than $70 a month for cable? https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/best-live-tv-streaming-service-for-cord-cutters/

I honestly dont know, my internet is bundled in with it and im not sure how it is spilt. Its like $180 a month for both. I have a little more than basic cable but I dont have HBO and those type channels. I wanted outdoor channel and nat geo so I got the lowest package that gave me those channels

 

[GeauxLSU]

I honestly dont know, my internet is bundled in with it and im not sure how it is spilt. Its like $180 a month for both. I have a little more than basic cable but I dont have HBO and those type channels. I wanted outdoor channel and nat geo so I got the lowest package that gave me those channels

You won't save a ton. But you'll get a infinitely better service and options. You should be able to get high speed internet and streaming for $120.

 

[Goosebuster]

You won't save a ton. But you'll get a infinitely better service and options. You should be able to get high speed internet and streaming for $120.

I will check it out, I like being able to watch my sports as long as I can watch major golf tournaments and college football live im happy. thats honestly the only reason I keep cable

 

[Just1more]

Sorry to hear DD. I actually thought the title was gonna be about something you cooked that didn’t turn out right

 

[leetheman81]

We have directtv stream and are more than pleased with it. It's $89/month and can be accessed anywhere you have internet..just download the app on a roku device and enter your credentials then viola. It has all channels i can think of, all the local networks, sports, etc. Best thing about it is that it can be used simultaneously on your home network and 3 other networks similtaneously. You can pause live tv, record, rewind, etc. My parents use it(no bill), we use it when traveling also.
OP send me a pm and i'll share my credentials with you to give it a try if you'd like.
Here's an idea of what the guide format looks like

 

[Smoothrj]

I do have a Rocu tv and Amazon prime but I am not knowledgeable about different devices.

We have Hulu and Netflix but not Prime…I think your good…I watch a lot of stuff for free on YouTube…hunting shows..Pinhoti project is a great one for turkey hunting…local boy..I worked with his daddy for many years..

 

[leetheman81]

DinkyDau pm sent, and no sir im not trying to sell you anything but maybe what i pm'ed you will be useful

 

[4ssss]

I have Hulu+live. There's no cable here, and probably wouldn't get much with an antennae. It comes with Disney +, and I like too many original shows on Starz, so I have that added. Wife has Prime, and that comes with AMC+. I tried Paramount + for a month and liked their original content, and it comes with Showtime. So, if you add it all up, with the internet I have, it's still around $200 a month, and all run through the Roku.