Question

For all you moms that pulled the cable boxes from your home, are you paying the same (minus hardware costs) for just your internet?  

Answer 1

We are also doing Hulu live and the cost is 55., we used to pay 130.  

Comments

@cryo0 but, how much is your internet?  

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@immingle well we changed our internet also we now have metronet and that saved us $30 a month.  

Answer 2

We do Hulu+Livetv and and it's $55/month.  

Comments

@batten plus your internet, right?  

Answer 3

We never paid for hardware because we have had one Tivo after another since 2005, but we pulled the plug on cable about 8 months ago and it has been good. Though we will be adding Peacock, CBS All Access and HBO in June, I think we are still coming out cheeped, and that is with Internet access from WOW and Hulu Live (because we couldn’t let go of live television).  

Answer 4

We have an antenna and Netflix. Does the job.  

Comments

@ruckman5 Do you pay the same amount that you paid for cable for just your Internet now?  

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@immingle we pay about $150 less. We do have internet. It’s $50 per month.  

Answer 5

We pay $75 for internet , and have a HD digital antenna. we have prime, and Disney+.  

Answer 6

We pay $75 for Metronet with unlimited data and $55 for Hulu Plus.  

Answer 7

We have internet through Comcast. It’s $75 a month. This is the price with owning all of our own equipment, no renting from them. And we also get a discount for being on autopay for our bill. We pay $55 for Hulu Live. So that’s $130 a month total for internet and live tv. Our tv/internet package with Comcast was running us $185 a month. So we are much happier doing it this way.  

Answer 8

It’s cheaper for us to have tv, internet, and cell phone through Xfinity. We pay about $200/month for all three.  

Answer 9

Our internet is stupidly expensive. I haven't actually sat down and compared our cost with cable to now but honestly, we would keep Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ even if we got cable back so it would be more expensive. For us it's worth it this way.