Whirlwin
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Verizon Internet, is your free Sunday ticket for free you don’t even have to belong to YouTubeRealistically you only need it for 4 months
Verizon Internet, is your free Sunday ticket for free you don’t even have to belong to YouTubeRealistically you only need it for 4 months
Biggest,greedy, and desperate to make themselves a relevant NFL "go to." I'm glad U luv big tech and you seem a bit to giddy about that. But if thats your bag,. Cool. I'll stick to what works for me at next to 0 cost. Whats good for me I guess isn't good for all. I like saving $, not blowing it.If you think GOOGLE/Youtube is desperate, you are clueless. Google is one of the biggest companies in the world.... they are many things, but desperate is not one.
I dont care what you do with your money, and I have bought sunday ticket in 5 years and this year will be no different. I never said I love big tech. Just trying to educate you thta because they are giving discounts to get people to do sunday ticket does not make one of the riches companies on the planet desperate, as you stated. Do put your thoughts onto what you think I mean. Just read my words and take them for what they say.Biggest,greedy, and desperate to make themselves a relevant NFL "go to." I'm glad U luv big tech and you seem a bit to giddy about that. But if thats your bag,. Cool. I'll stick to what works for me at next to 0 cost. Whats good for me I guess isn't good for all. I like saving $, not blowing it.
Yep, this is the hack people are missing. Verizon internet is as cheap as $25 bucks per month...May need to check if the lower package is eligible for the sunday ticket deal. You could literally order this, don't even have to use it, cancel in Feb/Mar of 2024, and get Sunday Ticket essentially for under $200. Then you also have a backup internet source as a just in case during football season or if you do a ton of streaming/gaming/etc you could use this and get 200-300 mbps dedicated to 1-2 devicesMy Verizon internet is 40. I don't have to get the YouTube subscription and can just use the free Sunday ticket
I live in the Metroplex, so it's nice setting up my TV outside (weather-permitting) and using a $10 antenna to get the games. It actually streams pretty nicely.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.
Yeah but eventually that promotion will be overVerizon Internet, is your free Sunday ticket for free you don’t even have to belong to YouTube
Don't have to worry about that until next year thoughYeah but eventually that promotion will be over
Exactly.I live in the Metroplex, so it's nice setting up my TV outside (weather-permitting) and using a $10 antenna to get the games. It actually streams pretty nicely.
then THATS when the price goes up real high.Yeah but eventually that promotion will be over
Yes. For sure. Just mention both of your user names when you call.I wonder with all the Rockport schooling if I qualify for the student rate?
Yes, like every promotionYeah but eventually that promotion will be over
Yeah, I think location has to be on. The app is free, so give it a try. I love it.I don't have cable/streaming live tv as I never watch anything live other than sports. Just had been doing the signup with the cheapest streaming provider during the NFL/NHL seasons.
But if all I need is the NFL APP to watch that's pretty cool. I guess all they need is location on to figure out what your local games are?
This isnt cowboy newshttps://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.