Im almost at $200 a month it seems ridiculous I am thinking of looking into other options soon what do you folks pay? You got anything better? My local provider has zero local competition that might be the problem.

cable - 0 cut the cord 17 years ago
streaming: I think around $20/m for hulu bundle. I forget exactly what it costs
inernet (home) - $55/m for fiber 500Mbps
internet (land) - $50/m for starlink lite

I cut the cable out over 3 years ago and just have a antenna and get roughly 60 channels internet is 55.00 per month but do have the TV hooked up to it and get a few hundred channels on that too.

Our local coop forces us to have 2 of the 3 services they offer we haven’t had a landline with them for years but to get TV and internet you are required to have both with them not one or the other. Years ago we had a phone company called Quest that did the same thing always jacking up their prices and charging ridiculous fees because they had no competition. Then the current coop offered competitive pricing and Quest was gone as a flood of people were tired of the Quest games and customers bailed on them.

The wife needs a simple or similar format she a dinosaur tech wise a real button pusher to make things work! Clueless but still pushing those buttons hoping for a miracle to happen. I’m no tech genius either but I figure things out.

So without their internet connection I get everything through a satellite then? The local cell tower can barely connect a phone here it’s about as useless as not having a tower. So what’s a typical setup and how will it work?

$50 a month for internet. We use a fire stick with our TV and pay for prime and Netflix. Less than $75 a month total.

Inet and frndly tv. I think that streaming service is about 8/month. Lots of good channels on it-all i watch if i dont have the antenna side of things on. Speaking of that, technology has come a long way-youd be surprised how far some of these amazon antennas can reach

TV is over air antenna (free), internet by cell phone hotspot (2 unlimited lines ~130.00)

TV is via antenna about 55 channels $0.00
Cell phone($50 Samsung android) using tracphone is computer and telephone, camera etc... verizon service $30/month

Was paying $210 until last month.. now I Pay $60 for Wi-Fi and “black box” V3… every Channel, tv show, sports and movie even new ones for free

95 for landline and wi-fi, 1 time payment of 249.00 for a VSEE BOX

$80 a month for Starlink.
110 for Verizon cellphone
Wife has some styff on TV but its all garbage. Cooking shows

Only time having cable was in college and we spliced it and and then split the bill 8 ways with the group next to us..think I paid $3 dollars a month.

Cut cable TV 8 years ago. I pay $90 for cable internet. I'm hoping that Amazon's satellite internet will be cheaper. If so, bye bye cable. Cable internet is getting as expensive as satellite.

No cable here, we use roku. Its ok. I don't watch much TV.

Cable, phone and internet service provider is Comcast $300 month and we don’t use a landline. Looking into canceling cable and live streaming and antenna.

$50 / month for verizon internet which is all I need to watch some youtube videos and my wife can stream her stuff

Sounds good but I have a hard time trusting Verizon from past experiences.

So if I go with say Verizon or say Starlink the TV and internet are all in one then done deal? I won’t have any connection to my old fiber connection after hooking up with either one of those options is that correct?

My internet is thru T-Mobile 5G for $45 per month (bundled price with cell phone service) I spend around $100 per month for various streaming services to get the programming I am interested in seeing. And nearly all of that either has Virtual DVR or On Demand so I can watch things I want to see on my schedule. I hardly ever watch anything live.

Bundled our 4 cell phones with 5G home wife with T-Mobile about 160/month. If you have decent T-Mobile service near you check that out. If not - I would look heavily at Starlink.

Should add - with the home 5 G - we can stream everything we want to waste time watching on TV with 3 Roku Tvs. Even thinking of trying out some of those newer wifi camaeras that run off wifi from the house as well. They are getting better and better distances with the wifi cameras.

$100 for phone, no TV. Dropped that 17 years ago.
Internet is thru Hotspot on phone

No cable,,, we dumped it awhile back. I think we pay around 30 bucks per month for internet… peg has some kind of deal for cheaper rates because of disability. Not sure all the details because she pays the bills,,, I just bring home the doe-ray-me.
We watch stuff on YouTube almost 90 percent of the time…

Starlink internet..$80.00 month. Got a mini Starlink for additional $5.00 month for traveling or jobsite. Streaming everything else for free except NewsMax $50.00 for year. Works perfectly!

65 a month with a ***land line***

it had been 129 , Frontier was running a special for less , I called Charter and said I really don't want to switch so how about you make me a deal to stay. Save you the install costs of me switching to them for a year then back for a deal from you in a year.

they made me an offer of 65 a month with the taxes I said deal.

I think Frontier would have come to 59

but A I don't want frontier and B I don't want to have to change stuff up

EDIT: mine is just internet and the pretend land line I don't have tv.

Starlink - unlimited here so it's $120 per month. Plus I have the mini as well for when I travel. We live in a no cell service area, and I work from home so I needed really reliable service. Going on 2 years and I have zero complaints. It's super easy to set up in the house, updaload/download speeds are great. When the power goes out, I plug it into my jackery so I can atleast report the outage and make a call or two.

I haven't had cable in over 10 years, and we rarely even turn the one TV in our house on, but we use Amazon Prime Video as it's included in the Amazon Prime account. Once a year I'll get a netflix subscription to catch up on documentaries and the like which I pay $7 a month for and cancel after a month or two.

I pay $55/mo for internet service, we have a Roku TV so we get those channels, otherwise, we only use free tv apps like Pluto and tubi, have paramount + right now as a freebie that came with signing up for the Walmart membership deal. No monthly fee stuff. Dumped Verizon a couple months ago was paying $130/mo for a limited data plan with talk/text. Now have Puretalk with unlimited data, talk and text for $65/mo for two lines.

Those of you on starlink, you should open your app and check your subscription options. Changing your level of service is as easy of clicking in the app.

I just got starlink a few months ago. The equipment was free, but I have to send it back or buy it if I cancel within a year. Initially my plan was $80/month. But a month after I signed up I got email about them changing plans. So I checked in the app and there was option to downgrade to 100Mbps service for just $50/month. I don't need more than 100Mbps at my hunting property, so I downgraded.

So now my starlink is $50/month with free equipment.

Internet is 25 a month. Have netflix. Antenna on the tv. thinking about canceling netflix. Mostly pretty sorry movies and tv shows. Tubi is free and find about about as much interesting stuff on it.

midcotinet 192.00 month' very expensive.

NOTHING!!!!! I use a library 'puter and refuse to pay to watch the boob tube.

Get a digital antenna like many of us did, if you havnt already. I get almost 60 channels free.

$144 month for Dish cable. Just switched to Starlink for internet paying $50 per month. Had Viasat and was paying $128 per month for horrible internet.

Got it, and there's still not much worth watching on! LOL

You guys should seriously purchase Starlink for $50 a month, it’s a good deal for great internet and you’d be supporting ELON FOR WHAT HE’S DONE FOR THE COUNTRY is worth it in itself.
If you find that it’s not enough you can upgrade to the $80 a month plan.
If that is not enough upgrade to the $120 a month plan.

Then purchase a VSEE box for a one time payment of $250.
Free television forever no monthly charges, ever!
Local channels, new movies that are still in theaters, news, sports, tv series, etc.

Cell service~
Straight talk has a plan that is $45. a month for unlimited calls and texts ($45.00 with taxes and fees included) if you pay for the full year.
No spending time at the phone store arguing about added charges, etc.

Mine last summer was 50 a month
My new bill is 106.04..

I have Startran and installed the dish on our roof and ran the line down and into side of our home then to router hooked it all up myself from their kit. It’s literally the only service I could get here and have been super happy with it. Very simple package.
It’s $100 a month and it is solidly reliable, haven’t had an issue with service yet. Zero complaints. Speed is awesome and we run a heavy load with all of our devices and work from home needs on it.
Jim