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Old 12-12-2013, 12:29 AM   #260
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Originally Posted by xg4bx View Post
My wife and I were just discussing this very issue. We're going to drop our cable to the absolute bare bones, bump up our internet speed, and continue to subscribe to Netflix/Hulu Plus. I don't watch tv so she's the only one who does; we're paying $120 a month for cable/internet so even if we could save half it would add up quickly.
The way Verizon does the bundling with FiOS these days, getting TV bundled is only about $10 more than Internet/Phone only would be. This is why I have the TV service now.

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