thunderpimp91
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Probably just the home internet box. They seem to be pushing that a lot harder than the fiber networkSo we're talking Verizon Fios?
Probably just the home internet box. They seem to be pushing that a lot harder than the fiber networkSo we're talking Verizon Fios?
I went to the site. It looks like a 1 year thing only.Probably just the home internet box. They seem to be pushing that a lot harder than the fiber network
As a season ticket holder you should be getting an email from the NFL that gives you Redzone free along with NFL+ with game replay. I haven’t received it yet this year but have gotten it for the last several years. Just a heads up in case you didn’t know.The Red Zone channel, which is the only channel I need from the NFL Ticket, is finally included in the sport package I have with DirecTV.
This worked out perfectly for me. Effectively got what I wanted for free compared to the past.
Thanks brother!Payment plans
Subscribers can choose from four monthly payment plans. Here's how it breaks down (remember current pricing is $50 off the regular season price):
"That means you could order the base Sunday Ticket plan through YouTube TV for $299, but only pay $74.75 today. Then, over the next three months, you would pay $74.75 three more times," wrote Phil Swann on TVAnswerman.com. Non-YouTube TV subscribers would likely pay about $100 each month.
- NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV ($299): Four payments of $74.75.
- NFL Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone on YouTube TV ($339): Four payments of $84.75.
- NFL Sunday Ticket on Primetime Channels ($399): Four payments of $99.75.
- NFL Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone on Primetime Channels ($439): Four payments of $109.75.
On the TV tech news site TVAnswerman.com, Phil Swann notes that there are no refunds. But the monthly payment option, which DirecTV offered when it had the service, "was a nice feature for fans who live paycheck to paycheck."
"With the Ticket’s price starting at around $300 for the entire season, some fans simply couldn’t afford to pay so much upfront," he wrote.
Sounds like a good deal! Too bad for me I have FiOS. I usually watch some of the game that are televised and hit the local pub with a bunch of buddies for the others.yup, 100% serious....internet was cheaper than what i had plus got free ticket for this year - they have an exclusive partnership with youtube tv
Play the loyal customer card.I am already a Verizon customer...
Well, just rub it in then.I get every Dallas game on live local digital antennae. Hulu live gives me the games that I don't get on antennae. Im good. Im in Texas so I get Dallas every week pretty much.
There’s only like three games that I won’t get in New England. Being in Giants country I get all the cowboy games. Plus big being next to Gillette stadium. I get those as well. The only game I might not get is the Cardinals. And there’s always crackstreams Methstreams or Streameast.I have NFL+ for $14.99 per month and they have Redzone included there (along with NFL Network as well). So if someone just wants Redzone, $15 per month is much better than the ST.
As for watching Dallas, I live near New Orleans and the vast majority of the Cowboys games are televised here (which will also be live on NFL+ as long as they are shown locally). They pretty much broadcast Dallas here as long as they don’t play at the same time on the same channel as the Saints. That, along with getting any nationally televised game (Sunday, Monday, and Thursday games as well as thanksgiving day games) enables me to watch almost all of them. The couple that aren’t shown around here, I just stream from one of the sites online.
If you live in New England, like I do most games a primetime this season. You’re on TV anyways.Being on a tight budget, I was excited about the monthly payment plan. Until I realized that living in NY, we are 1 of 7 states that are not being offered the monthly plan. Oh well. No Sunday ticket for me.
I already have it, so I’m not eligible. Darn it. But there’s only like two games that I would probably not get to see on TV anyways. So NFL Streameast here we come.verizon offering it for free if you switch to their internet...i just got it!
So now I got to take out a second mortgage to follow the Cowboys.https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...be-monthly-payments-student-rate/70602263007/
NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube: Monthly payment option and a student rate are coming
The package starts at a discounted $299 for YouTube TV subscribers and $399 for non-subscribers, with a number of payment plans to choose from
Ahead of the kickoff of the NFL season, YouTube announced some updates about its NFL Sunday Ticket service including monthly payment options for subscribers in 43 states.
The Google-owned YouTube TV live streaming service won the rights to NFL Sunday Ticket in December, outbidding Amazon and ESPN. Historically carried by satellite service DirecTV since it launched in 1994, the programming package brings out-of-market regular season NFL games to viewers.
Most customers will see an option for a monthly payment plan when they sign up for NFL Sunday Ticket, according to a Wednesday blog post written by Courtney Lessard, group product manager for NFL Sunday Ticket and YouTube Primetime Channels.
"We will be rolling this out over the next week on both YouTube and YouTube TV, so hang tight if you don’t see it yet," Lessard said in the blog post.
I already have it, so I’m not eligible. Darn it. But there’s only like two games that I would probably not get to see on TV anyways. So NFL Streameast here we come.
I actually called them today. I get $10 off paperless. $15 loyalty. So I’m only paying $79 for the gigabyte. The speeds are freaking amazing. I don’t worry about a thing it comes to the Internet. You’re going to love it. I went out and bought TP Link mesh system. The Vios rotor is fast but it doesn’t have the range you might have to get a $30 extender but that’s no big deal.verizon offering it for free if you switch to their internet...i just got it!
Seriously, Methstreams, crackstreams. Streameast. I don’t know who names these sites but they definitely work no pop-ups. Try stream east for the next preseason game practice how it works.I have to figure out what to do for in market games since I don't have cable...need a legal option, can I just stream the networks? Or do I have to get cable