Oh you forgot to add your internet supplier fee , that does bump it up a little more, and your router cost, unless you RENT a modem/router from your cable internet supplier and that's an extra cost $
What service do you use to watch your live sports?
Oh you forgot to add your internet supplier fee , that does bump it up a little more, and your router cost, unless you RENT a modem/router from your cable internet supplier and that's an extra cost $
Dm me too please.
I would have internet anyways, since I work from home and even if I didn't I would still have the internet. I own my own router / modem.Oh you forgot to add your internet supplier fee , that does bump it up a little more, and your router cost, unless you RENT a modem/router from your cable internet supplier and that's an extra cost $
I only have ESPN + due to golf, everything else I may have otherwise. I can see having Peacock since annually it was like 30 bucks. Paramount has so much stuff my kids like I think we'll be keeping that for the foreseeable future anyways.
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Aren't those three available via youtubetv or no? Beginning to confuse them now
No clue, I have not looked into YT-TV.
Would that be paying the $65 a month for that and it would include those services? I always thought that YTTV was a replacement for cable and you would still need those in addition to it.
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Yeah just checked, espn+ and peacock not available on it but it includes paramount but not +. The + means +$
youtube tv and espn+ give me pretty good options for sports viewing. I also keep a prime subscription which gives me a game here and there.
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I pay for the NHL package on my AppleTV. And for those in Canada, I subscribe to the TSN streaming package for a month to catch the world juniors.
To quote the commercial, I use "Hulu with live sports"
And NBA league pass
And NBA league pass