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In Reply to: RE: Game of Thrones - is the last season worth $20? posted by Victor Khomenko on July 14, 2016 at 18:12:35

$15 a month and you can binge watch all of them, plus a whole bunch of other films/programming. No cable required.

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Yeah... right... you never dealt with Comcast, I presume. - Victor Khomenko 06:11:12 07/15/16 (2)
We went through hell with them, trying to make some minor changes. In many cases you end up with less for much more money. Their cost structure is totally unpredictable and capricious.

I once wanted to add the Showtime for just a few months - but a No Go... I had to be moved into the next cost bracket to get it. My wife spent tens of hours on the phone with them, and eventually we got a gorgeous deal - less money overall, plus free Showtime. :)

We wanted to watch the debates, and requested one more channel for just one day. They said OK. Next we know, our monthly bill jumped from $110 to $130, and STAYED THERE!

The company is totally disgusting. But now our bill is just $90 a month, taxes included, that with free Showtime, which we never watch. Who am I to complain? :-)

And am I a fool to rock THAT boat? :-)
- RE: Yeah... right... you never dealt with Comcast, I presume. - Prisoners 16:16:58 07/15/16 (0)
  Here you go:
  - https://order.hbonow.com/ (Open in New Window)
- Apple TV or any other streaming device will get HBO Now - Prisoners 16:00:54 07/15/16 (0)
  Again..no need for cable TV.

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