irvinehomeowner
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Went into an AT&T store to ask some questions about the "unlimited" plan and upgrading our devices.
In trying to sell me DirecTV, he offered their streaming service, DirecTV Now. Like Sling, YouTube TV and PS Vue, it's basically a cord-cutting service that offers life local and cable channels, and On-Demand.
The entry level plan is $35/mo with 60+ live channels but if you have the Unlimited Plus wireless plan, they give you a $25 credit and HBO for free. So for $10/mo with HBO and considering Cox charges me $15.99 for HBO, that's a deal.
I tried out the app, it doesn't have as many older episodes/seasons as I would hope but if you are looking into cord cutting, the price and free HBO is a plus.
The other plus is when you are on an AT&T device, using the DirecTV Now app does not use data (for that 22GB cap on "unlimited" service).
The only problem is for any non-Smart TVs, you need to run either ChromeCast, Amazon Fire TV or Apple TV.
I just checked my Cox bill and they charge me $180 for TV service so I might just drop them altogether.
In trying to sell me DirecTV, he offered their streaming service, DirecTV Now. Like Sling, YouTube TV and PS Vue, it's basically a cord-cutting service that offers life local and cable channels, and On-Demand.
The entry level plan is $35/mo with 60+ live channels but if you have the Unlimited Plus wireless plan, they give you a $25 credit and HBO for free. So for $10/mo with HBO and considering Cox charges me $15.99 for HBO, that's a deal.
I tried out the app, it doesn't have as many older episodes/seasons as I would hope but if you are looking into cord cutting, the price and free HBO is a plus.
The other plus is when you are on an AT&T device, using the DirecTV Now app does not use data (for that 22GB cap on "unlimited" service).
The only problem is for any non-Smart TVs, you need to run either ChromeCast, Amazon Fire TV or Apple TV.
I just checked my Cox bill and they charge me $180 for TV service so I might just drop them altogether.