May be time to kick Comcast to the curb...........

[smokey30725]

Got an advertisement in the mail that AT&T is offering their DirecTV package with up to 4 DVR's, high speed internet, and home phone for as low as $89.99 per month for 24 months. Installation is all included. Plus, they offer a $300 Visa gift card. Anyone have any feedback on this package deal?

 

[Durango00]

Just get the Amazon Firestick

 

[bulletpaluza]

%AT&T

With that said I have direct tv and like the service but wish AT&T wasnt in their name now. Also watch your bill they are some sneaky snake dick mother ****ers and you have to call them every couple months to fix your bill.

 

[smokey30725]

Just get the Amazon Firestick

What all does it do? I'm not tech-savvy, lol. Just want my TV and internet and home phone for as cheap as possible.

 

[smokey30725]

%AT&T

With that said I have direct tv and like the service but wish AT&T wasnt in their name now. Also watch your bill they are some sneaky snake dick mother ****ers and you have to call them every couple months to fix your bill.

Sounds like Comcast, lol.

 

[Falcon1]

I really like DirecTv. I hope AT&T doesn't ruin it......Read the fine print, there is probably something in there that they can raise your bill drastically before the 24 months.

 

[smokey30725]

I really like DirecTv. I hope AT&T doesn't ruin it......Read the fine print, there is probably something in there that they can raise your bill drastically before the 24 months.

I've been reading over the fine print. I can't find anything that they could sneak in until the 2 year mark.

 

[Durango00]

You get HULU, Netflix, Crackle, any show and episode you can think of as it's released and movies about 1 week after they're released at the theater. It's awesome

 

[Cadcom]

I believe that package runs DSL for internet access.
If so tell them to POAR. You will get better bandwidth with some string and a few soup cans.

 

[Falcon1]

My directv bill is about $100 for 4 TVs. Freaking COmcast screwed me worse than anyone and raised internet from $40 to $85.