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  • January 24, 2009 at 2:06 PM #335474
    CardiffBaseball
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    NFL is DirectTV only.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM #334956
    kewp
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    I’m considering getting a cheap 720P HDTV and a Xbox360; which can do VOD via NetFlix now.

    I pay about $100 a month for my current digital cable, dvr and high speed internet.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM #335282
    kewp
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    I’m considering getting a cheap 720P HDTV and a Xbox360; which can do VOD via NetFlix now.

    I pay about $100 a month for my current digital cable, dvr and high speed internet.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM #335367
    kewp
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    I’m considering getting a cheap 720P HDTV and a Xbox360; which can do VOD via NetFlix now.

    I pay about $100 a month for my current digital cable, dvr and high speed internet.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM #335395
    kewp
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    I’m considering getting a cheap 720P HDTV and a Xbox360; which can do VOD via NetFlix now.

    I pay about $100 a month for my current digital cable, dvr and high speed internet.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:16 PM #335479
    kewp
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    I’m considering getting a cheap 720P HDTV and a Xbox360; which can do VOD via NetFlix now.

    I pay about $100 a month for my current digital cable, dvr and high speed internet.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:45 PM #334986
    kicksavedave
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    [quote=TheBreeze]I was wanting to get that deal where you can watch every NFL game. Is that only available with DirecTV or are there other services that have it?[/quote]

    Its only on Direct TV and its about $250 a season, but that only gets you the standard def. For the HD games, plus a nice package of extras called Super Fan, its another $100 a season. If you haggle well with DTV you can occasionally get them to waive the $100 for Super Fan, but not always.

    At $350 a season for what amounts to my team on TV about 12 times vs seeing them in a bar when they are not the national game, it’s barely break even. If I go to a bar I’ll spend ~$30 each time for a meal and a few beers, which I never bother with at home.

    This may be the last year I get the NFL Sunday Ticket.

    To the OP, I pay about $78 for Direct TV with most channels except the premiums, HD, on 2 TVs. I pay about $49 for Time Warner Cable Internet. I consider neither to be a bargain but my only options at this time.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:45 PM #335311
    kicksavedave
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    [quote=TheBreeze]I was wanting to get that deal where you can watch every NFL game. Is that only available with DirecTV or are there other services that have it?[/quote]

    Its only on Direct TV and its about $250 a season, but that only gets you the standard def. For the HD games, plus a nice package of extras called Super Fan, its another $100 a season. If you haggle well with DTV you can occasionally get them to waive the $100 for Super Fan, but not always.

    At $350 a season for what amounts to my team on TV about 12 times vs seeing them in a bar when they are not the national game, it’s barely break even. If I go to a bar I’ll spend ~$30 each time for a meal and a few beers, which I never bother with at home.

    This may be the last year I get the NFL Sunday Ticket.

    To the OP, I pay about $78 for Direct TV with most channels except the premiums, HD, on 2 TVs. I pay about $49 for Time Warner Cable Internet. I consider neither to be a bargain but my only options at this time.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:45 PM #335396
    kicksavedave
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    [quote=TheBreeze]I was wanting to get that deal where you can watch every NFL game. Is that only available with DirecTV or are there other services that have it?[/quote]

    Its only on Direct TV and its about $250 a season, but that only gets you the standard def. For the HD games, plus a nice package of extras called Super Fan, its another $100 a season. If you haggle well with DTV you can occasionally get them to waive the $100 for Super Fan, but not always.

    At $350 a season for what amounts to my team on TV about 12 times vs seeing them in a bar when they are not the national game, it’s barely break even. If I go to a bar I’ll spend ~$30 each time for a meal and a few beers, which I never bother with at home.

    This may be the last year I get the NFL Sunday Ticket.

    To the OP, I pay about $78 for Direct TV with most channels except the premiums, HD, on 2 TVs. I pay about $49 for Time Warner Cable Internet. I consider neither to be a bargain but my only options at this time.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:45 PM #335425
    kicksavedave
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    [quote=TheBreeze]I was wanting to get that deal where you can watch every NFL game. Is that only available with DirecTV or are there other services that have it?[/quote]

    Its only on Direct TV and its about $250 a season, but that only gets you the standard def. For the HD games, plus a nice package of extras called Super Fan, its another $100 a season. If you haggle well with DTV you can occasionally get them to waive the $100 for Super Fan, but not always.

    At $350 a season for what amounts to my team on TV about 12 times vs seeing them in a bar when they are not the national game, it’s barely break even. If I go to a bar I’ll spend ~$30 each time for a meal and a few beers, which I never bother with at home.

    This may be the last year I get the NFL Sunday Ticket.

    To the OP, I pay about $78 for Direct TV with most channels except the premiums, HD, on 2 TVs. I pay about $49 for Time Warner Cable Internet. I consider neither to be a bargain but my only options at this time.

    January 24, 2009 at 2:45 PM #335509
    kicksavedave
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    [quote=TheBreeze]I was wanting to get that deal where you can watch every NFL game. Is that only available with DirecTV or are there other services that have it?[/quote]

    Its only on Direct TV and its about $250 a season, but that only gets you the standard def. For the HD games, plus a nice package of extras called Super Fan, its another $100 a season. If you haggle well with DTV you can occasionally get them to waive the $100 for Super Fan, but not always.

    At $350 a season for what amounts to my team on TV about 12 times vs seeing them in a bar when they are not the national game, it’s barely break even. If I go to a bar I’ll spend ~$30 each time for a meal and a few beers, which I never bother with at home.

    This may be the last year I get the NFL Sunday Ticket.

    To the OP, I pay about $78 for Direct TV with most channels except the premiums, HD, on 2 TVs. I pay about $49 for Time Warner Cable Internet. I consider neither to be a bargain but my only options at this time.

    January 24, 2009 at 3:32 PM #335022
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    Hi, Flu,

    I think you got a good deal. I am paying $65 for everything you’ve got. How did you get the good deal? Is it a Manager’s special promotion?

    January 24, 2009 at 3:32 PM #335348
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    Participant

    Hi, Flu,

    I think you got a good deal. I am paying $65 for everything you’ve got. How did you get the good deal? Is it a Manager’s special promotion?

    January 24, 2009 at 3:32 PM #335432
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    Hi, Flu,

    I think you got a good deal. I am paying $65 for everything you’ve got. How did you get the good deal? Is it a Manager’s special promotion?

    January 24, 2009 at 3:32 PM #335460
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    Hi, Flu,

    I think you got a good deal. I am paying $65 for everything you’ve got. How did you get the good deal? Is it a Manager’s special promotion?

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