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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

I am happy for all of you that can keep and enjoy cable, I miss mine but due to my budget I had to cut because the cost was increasing with the same channels and actually some they took away.  For me this is what I have to do but I do miss my cable.  I should be able to save $88 a month.  That wil help with food and needs.

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

I am new to my new tv but it only cost $199 for a 39 inch but I will check out QVC EVINE and HSN.  How great would that be but my shows only show names and there are no numbers on my roku remote.  I did not even get a tv remote just one for roku?

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

 That was also my phone and inernet and no good channels.  That is why it was only $138 a month but at times it was $174 a month.  Too much for a fixed income.

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

@BalletBabe  how do you tie your TV Roku to your computer? Would I have wires running all through the house? 

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000


@SeaMaiden wrote:

You can do that shocking comparison with anything....think of what you have spent on food since 2003..., probably much more than cable. It is all relevant. I enjoy my cable and am happy to spend $$$$$ on it, no complaints.


I totally agree!  What's the big deal?  I will be the first to say my cable tv service is probably not a good value because I only watch a handful of programming, and not very often, but when I am in the mood to watch, I appreciate having it.  Plus, I hear all those non-cable services are about to go up in price.  This subject reminds me of all those clothes in my closet.  I wear about a third of them.  I'm not about to put a calculator to that one!!!  LOL 

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

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@SeaMaiden  Hi Sea,   You don't .  The box connects to your wireless router.   I should have mentioned that .   You do need a router, it is just like connecting a laptop to your router. What it does is it is actually turning your tv into a smart tv.  I can get more things on the router, then I can on my smart TV. 

 

I have a very old TV in my back bedroom and it works on that.  If you get it and have any issues, I can tell you their customer service is excellent.

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

Thank you @BalletBabe  Just the information I needed!  I've no clue about who or what  to do most of the time.  Thanx..

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

Thank you @BalletBabe Just the information I needed! I've no clue about who or what to do most of the time. Thanx

 

@silentgirl     No problem at all!   Glad I could help!

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

@NativeJax  Yes you can get ABC and NBC.

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Re: Hello, Really over $24,000

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My Roku does not have a box. It is a streaming stick & it is plugged into the back of my TV. It is connected to my wi-fi.

 

It cost about $36 at Best Buy a few years ago.