There was an interesting article in USA Today where a reporter indicated that the new, slimmed down packages being offered by Verizon weren't that skinny. I checked out their new, select packages to see how much my monthly bill would drop and found that my total savings would be about $5 per month, or $60 per year. Who in their right mind would call that a savings. And I would still be saddled with boodles of channels I would never, ever watch. So I cut the FIOS' cable, after all it is just television.
When you hit middle age you really only have two choices: you can get fat and lazy until you roll over and die, or you can can get off your ass and do something, like maybe ride a bike.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Cutting the cable to FIOS
It took over 35 minutes on the phone this morning, but I did cut myself free from cable TV. Once the FIOS customer service rep realized I was serious and that no "really great deal" was going to change my mind, she was very helpful. I did increase my Internet speed, and because of that they're sending me a new router. I told her that once I'm able to move around better I will probably buy my own since theirs comes with a rental charge. Anyway, what am I saving right now? About $35 a month, or about $420 per years. After I install my own router that figure will increase to over $550 per year, which is a rather nice savings.
Labels:
cable cutters,
Fios,
Verizon
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