Times Up, Told You So, DirecTV is Dead
AT&T is reportedly trying to sell DirecTV to private-equity investors just five years after buying the satellite provider. The negotiations with potential buyers come after millions of customers ditch...
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Bobbo wrote:way2roll wrote:
Everything in this post is a worst case scenario. I get truly unlimited data pretty cheap - you just have to hunt for deals. We have several streaming services and all summed up don't equate to half of what I would pay if I had Satellite. And that's first year. Sat companies have a way of doubling your "introductory" price after the first year. So I pay about 1/4 of what a long term Sat subscriber would pay. Add to that, I get way more content and content I want instead paying for a lot I don't.
That's great. In Wilmington, NC. How about Calhan, CO? Only about 30 minutes from Colorado Springs, but has NOTHING except satellite.
Nothing personal but the percentage of the population that can't get cellular or hard wired internet is increasingly less and less. I am sure that some form of satellite will exist for the very small percent that it applies. Maybe Elon musk will save you, otherwise it's gonna be expensive and less than optimum.
