Cord cutters in Jackson metro...

vhdawg

All-Conference
Sep 29, 2004
5,018
3,067
113
Ironic since CSpire cut my cord on Monday for two days.
 

The Peeper

Heisman
Feb 26, 2008
16,986
12,856
113
Only 1 stream and 50 hrs cloud storage for $65 is not that good at all. Then they "recommend" buying 1 extra stream per person in household so everyone can watch what they want for $5 extra per month so now you're up to $80/mo for family of 4. Then there's the add on packages they offer for $15-$20 more/ month. Then add the taxes, government fees, sports fees, network fees, etc. That's not cord cutting, that's a cable company calling itself a streaming service.
 

Arthur2478

Redshirt
Oct 17, 2010
1,407
2
38
Too expensive compared to competitors and it requires you have their fiber internet, which isn't widely available.
 
May 7, 2006
530
91
28
Hilarious. Isn't the whole point of cord cutting to trim the fat of cable packages, not to deliver the same crappy load of channels for the same crappy price?
 

pDigital32Dawg

Freshman
Aug 29, 2009
2,996
85
48
I know CSpire has been wreckless in one Madison neighborhood where they are installing fiber. They've cut every type of line under the surface.
 

skydawg1

All-Conference
Jul 31, 2007
5,662
2,058
113
Ironic since CSpire cut my cord on Monday for two days.
That's funny. My neighborhood was the first in MS to get Cspire. Nobody knew they were about to turn the neighborhood into a mud pit for a month.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,315
33,029
113
Yeah. This is a replacement for cable with a steaming bonus. More channels than the streaming services like cable & also higher cost like cable.
 

patinodawg

Redshirt
Aug 29, 2012
11
0
0
Cut at&t uverse cable and went with hi-speed internet only...

for $60 a month unlimited data, switched to SlingTV Orange with sports extra package for $5 a month with all ESPN networks, $29.95. $10 a month for netflix for total savings of $150 a month. U-verse had got to around $250. Stream thru laptop and HDMI cord, no real complaints.
 

ababyatemydingo

All-Conference
Nov 27, 2008
4,152
3,167
113
Just got in my neighborhood and thinking of switching.


internet is awesome. 800 Mbps download and 950 Mbps upload. I think they allocate some of the download bandwidth for TV. Ours hasn't gone out in the year and a half we've had it. The TV is still evolving. I don't watch it a lot, but wife and kids do. Wife hates it and wants to go back to DirecTV. She just hates the menu'ing and DVR. The Amino IP TV box they use is sort of buggy. The new TV service through an Apple TV, fire stick, or Roku app should solve the bugginess, but there are some features that you'll sacrifice.
 

dawgstudent

Heisman
Apr 15, 2003
40,732
22,961
113
Go buy a roku, amazon firestick, Apple TV so you don't have to hook up your laptop
 

dawgstudent

Heisman
Apr 15, 2003
40,732
22,961
113
The only advantage that someone else pointed out is you don't have to rent a box for any tv. For someone that has 3-4 boxes - that's $30/month.
 
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