Jackson Jambalaya

I've been trying to get OFF of Comcast/Infinity after my 2 year contract was up (1 month ago). I'm thinking of C-spire for internet & Hulu for TV. I have a Comcast e-mail address & found out you can still use it(Email adsress if you switch to another provider. Hope, this is true.

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My wife and I do this (and Disney+ and Discovery). I'm of the mind to just get a Synology NAS and backup all your DVDs, but she wants to pay for it. Cordcutting is the future. Just make sure you have a UPS for your network gear.

You can always use it. My AOL address is nearing 28 years old.

30 days after cancellation of contract, been there, done that! Congratulations!

I have AT&T fiber for internet and AT&T TV streaming service: don’t miss cable/satellite TV service at all. I also have an antenna in my attic hooked up to all the coax cables just in case internet was out for whatever reason, but internet never goes out. I highly recommend getting fiber internet if available to you. I had planned on getting a low speed comcast connection for a failover but doesn’t seem necessary.

I’ll have to pass on the vaccine appointment. I’ve had a good 42 consecutive years of being alive, don’t wanna wreck that now

DirecTV/AT&T subscriber here, for the bundled TV/internet package. I subscribe to everything (including the full sports package) EXCEPT HBO, Showtime, and other premium movie channels in the 500's. I am looking to make a move away from these services, as it seems I pay TOO MUCH (currently about $230/month) than I would if I switched to Hulu for television, and perhaps CSpire for internet.

Can anyone give me a ballpark figure of the price differences? (That is, before I stop being so lazy and explore it myself!)

What the hell does the status of Comcast have to do with this blog?

@3:14 I have very low speed from my ISP because I live in the country...AT&T 18MBS, but I find that it is sufficient for my needs (though it is just my wife and me)...I pay $55 for it and then my TV streaming is FUBOTV with all local channels for $65...so $120 a month. I do not subscribe to a premium channel. I use VuDu and buy my movie library lol When GoT destroyed their finale I got a promotional rate on HBO that lasted long enough to get me through the horror and then I canceled...At the end of the day...our wrap around porch is more entertaining than most "premium" fare

"Thousands of first dose appointments are available on COVIDvaccine.UMC.edu right now!"

And yet it won't let me sign up. Still.

February 16, 2021 at 3:14 PM
I'm lucky enough to live in an area with Cspire fiber. I pay $70 a month for 1Gbps/1Gbps, but that's because I still have a cspire phone. It's 80/month if you don't have a cspire cell phone.

As for Hulu/Discovery/Disney plus it's probably in the neighborhood of 150-200 per year. I know my wife paid 60/year for Hulu and probably about the same for Disney+. I'm guessing Discovery is similar.

Hulu? Is that where you get them Hawaii Five-O reruns?