Last September I was not going to start the football season knowing I was going to miss all the Bowl games at the end of the year because I did not have a cable or satellite television package. It was time to pick a streaming package, something I've been putting off far too long. Not having cable or satellite television since the early 1990's this was going to be an eye opening experience for sure. I chose Sling TV at $20 a month. Sling was much better than I had expected. For a no contract, no sign up fee and no installment fee, $20 a month was right in my budget. The $20 monthly gets you all these channels
ESPN
AMC
CNN
HGTV
Comedy Central
Cartoon Network
History Channel
Disney Channel
ESPN2
ESPN3
TNT
ACC Network Extra
Food Network
TBS
BBC America
Freeform
IFC
EPIX Drive-In
Tribeca Shortlist
A&E
Viceland
Lifetime
Travel Channel
AXS TV
Newsy
Cheddar
Bloomberg Television
Local Now
Flama
Galavisión
Sling even through in a free $55 free over the air Chanel Master antenna that works fantastic. The antenna gives me 25 free over the air channels. Along with Sling TV I started off September with Amazon Prime $8.25 a month and a Roku streaming stick at a one time charge of $40. This brought my home video package to $28.25 a month. For that $28.25 I get the 30 channels on Sling TV, all the thousand of video and television offerings on Amazon Prime and the thousand of free channels Roku offers. For all you people paying $100 plus for you home cable or satellite listen up YOUR GETTING SCREWED.
Fast forward to February 2018 and six months of the $28.25 monthly video streaming package I put together, it exceeded my expectations. But after six months of Sling, I found 90% of what I watched on Sling was sports so I turned it off and will turn it back on in September when football season starts up. To sum up. September through February my video streaming package and free over the air will cost me $28.25 a month and March through August my video steaming and free over the air package will cost me $8.25 a month.
The days of installing an antenna on the roof top are long gone. I can remember the days when my household was only able to receive one television channel. Home video has really changed in 60 years and will continue to change as streaming goes main stream.
There are many features and offers are provided by sling tv, i have already subscribed.
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