I was frustrated by the YouTube TV increase, so I looked at Fubo. To get Fubo in 4k with the sports stations, they charge $90/month. Then they charge you a $14.95 regional sports fees. With other fees and taxes, it came out to around $115-120/month. I can get cable for a year through Spectrum cheaper than that ($105/month for the first year without being an Internet customer).
Tell me about it. I'm getting ready to dump DirecTV Stream for Sling Orange with sports package and save myself over $50/month. My bill for DirecTV Stream was approaching $200 when including Max, Starz and Showtime. I can live without Showtime and got a year of Starz on Hulu (Mrs LT likes Outlander) for .99/month. I'll find a promotional Max sub somewhere and be done with it.
But without NESN. That's why they're the cheapest game in town. If they had NESN, they would be right with the others.
I use Sling in the NBA offseason and it's great. I have never paid full price. I go to cancel and every time they offer a discount. Usually for multiple months. Problem is I need to go back to YTTV for NBA season. I got NESN360 on the annual plan for 150 bucks for the year. Hoping they offer something similar again.
Last year I bought the NBA package through Sling Orange and got NBA TV with it.
I need NBCSN for Celtics. Only reason I have YTTV for NBA Season. It's literally the only channel I watch on it. I could do VPN but haven't got around to making that move.
Before. On a browser I hit cancel for cost, then it had a recap of what I would miss and a continue button. I hit continue and it offered the discoun
At the risk of getting into V&N territory, FTC Commissioners operate independently from the White House and there's still a 3-2 Democratic majority on the Commission until May, when Dem commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter's seven-year term ends (unless she resigns sooner). Also, M&A enforcement isn't necessarily partisan--I've had clients suffer unanimous votes to block mergers, and if there's one sector where there is a lot of agreement on the FTC it's big tech (like Hulu, Fubo, etc.).
I struggle with this one, are there no non-sketchy IPTV providers out there? Having looked I couldn't really find one and figured I'd have to use a prepaid credit card to even give one of the ones available a try. How's the service been and what software do use to navigate it?
Is it still considered bad form to specifically discuss the unethical methods we use?
You can't record, but they do have full game replays on the app. They're also running the annual deal right now. 180 bucks for a year. That's less than most one month cable bills.
Sketchy being a relative term, the answer is basically no. IPTV is subject to whoever your provider is getting shutdown by their local authorities, at which point you're basically just out the money with no recourse. Now for $15/month, that seems like a fair roll of the dice to me but YMMV.
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It is well deserved imo, my cable bill right now is almost 300 a month and i only have the sports package and mid tier internet, it is freaking insanity that i need to change. I am not far from canceling everything but internet and finding not so legal methods for tv viewing.
