Cord cutting question

[PearlRiverCoDawg]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

 

[pmack3641]

I’ve got CSpire fiber one for years with zero issues, it’s been great.

 

[Augustus McCrae]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

You’ll probably be fine. Does your isp charge an overage fee or do they throttle your speed if you go over your data limit?

 

[WrightGuy821]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

That depends on how much you stream and how many users you have, but 1,229 gigs per month should be more than enough unless you have more than like 7 people in the house

 

[PearlRiverCoDawg]

You’ll probably be fine. Does your isp charge an overage fee or do they throttle your speed if you go over your data limit?

They charge like 10 dollars if you go over and give you an additional 50 gigs I believe. Xfinity is the only cable I can get in my neighborhood. They are the worst.

 

[Augustus McCrae]

They charge like 10 dollars if you go over and give you an additional 50 gigs I believe. Xfinity is the only cable I can get in my neighborhood. They are the worst.

Agreed, they are. I ditched them for YouTube tv several years ago and stream everything now.

Just keep an eye on your data usage for the rest of the month and use that as a guide for what your monthly average will look like. I think you’ll be fine unless you have a lot of people in your household streaming constantly.

 

[dawgman42]

When I had Xfinity, I didn't have any issues staying under the 1.2 TB limit (but got close a couple of times). Worst case, pay the $30 or so extra a month to get uncapped internet.

 

[EarlDawg]

I’ve got CSpire fiber one for years with zero issues, it’s been great.

Except for no Bally Sports/Atlanta Braves games

 

[DAWGSANDSAINTS]

Do you get Bally Sports with You Tube ?

 

[8dog]

Do you get Bally Sports with You Tube ?

No

 

[Trojanbulldog19]

I’ve got CSpire fiber one for years with zero issues, it’s been great.

I do miss my cspire fiber. Cable internet sucks

 

[Trojanbulldog19]

Except for no Bally Sports/Atlanta Braves games

That's going to change soon. Bally about to go the way of the dodo bird. They are hemorrhaging money

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

I’ve got CSpire fiber one for years with zero issues, it’s been great.

#metoo

 

[Bulldog Bruce]

Do you get Bally Sports with You Tube ?

Fubo TV added Bally Sports this year.

 

[Bulldog45]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

I’m thinking about sort of going the opposite way from Hulu to Dish Network. Anybody have any thoughts on Dish?

 

[Dawg1976]

Should be plenty unless you have several people streaming a lot during the day. I used about 1/2 of 1.2 gigs when I had Xfinity. I now have Emepa Fibre and it's unlimited. Cost a tad more than Xfinity but I won't have to talk to a foreigner when reporting a tech issue. So far no tech issues.

 

[Polygonal]

Fubo TV added Bally Sports this year.

We have Fubo TV. It’s good and worth your consideration.

 

[dudehead]

I’m thinking about sort of going the opposite way from Hulu to Dish Network. Anybody have any thoughts on Dish?

I had a helluva time getting my parents extricated from Dish. My only advice: don’t go down that road.

 

[retire the banner]

Cspire fiber + YouTube tv has been awesome

 

[was21]

They charge like 10 dollars if you go over and give you an additional 50 gigs I believe. Xfinity is the only cable I can get in my neighborhood. They are the worst.

I live in Pearl River County. I have YouTube TV and I love it. I cut AT&T DirectV some months back and have not missed it at all. Don't you have access to Coast Connect internet?

 

[PearlRiverCoDawg]

I live in Pearl River County. I have YouTube TV and I love it. I cut AT&T DirectV some months back and have not missed it at all. Don't you have access to Coast Connect internet?

I’m from Pearl River County but I live in Mobile these days. Xfinity has a monopoly on my neighborhood. This is the only cable we can currently get.

 

[pmack3641]

Except for no Bally Sports/Atlanta Braves games

Wasn’t interested in Bally plus I’m a dodger fan and get their games on MLB which I got for free from T-mobile this year.

 

[trob115]

I’m thinking about sort of going the opposite way from Hulu to Dish Network. Anybody have any thoughts on Dish?

Unless you are wanting Dish for camping/Deercamp etc, avoid it at all costs. I assume you have good internet now since you have Hulu?
You can save money and get the same amount of channels using directv stream.

 

[LordMcBuckethead]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

Who has limits on their data?

 

[LordMcBuckethead]

I recently just canceled Xfinity. Those 17’s wanted 237 a month for tv and internet. I’m trying out YouTube tv, and I like it so far but I’m worried about going over my data. I have 1229 gigs per month. For those that stream, do you think that’s enough data?

Get internet without a limit. Done and Done.
You may want to look into Starlink.

 

[dogmatic001]

Several years ago, my Xfinity bill was $60 per month for internet. Then one month it was a surprise $325. That was before I was on an unlimited plan. I got on an unlimited plan and didn't have any more surprises, but I switched to CSpire Fibre as soon as I had the opportunity and it's been great.

 

[wjr13]

I’m thinking about sort of going the opposite way from Hulu to Dish Network. Anybody have any thoughts on Dish?

I just got rid of Dish because of their crazy price increase. We switched to YouTube TV and saved about $70.00 per month.

 

[Bulldog45]

I just got rid of Dish because of their crazy price increase. We switched to YouTube TV and saved about $70.00 per month.

Dish sent me an offer with a price guarantee for 3 years and a $500 Visa card. The package I was considering was more than I pay for Hulu currently but the Visa card would offset it. Hulu has been steadily increasing an I’m. It particularly fond of their disney ownership so was thinking about switching.