I cut Spectrum TV loose a couple of years ago, but kept the internet. Since then I've bounced around from just OTA channels to Hulu, Hulu Live, and most recently to YouTube TV. I have continued to pay separately for Netflix, ESPN+, Amazon Prime and Hallmark. I've discovered that I'm paying more now than I was before.
I'm looking at trying something a little different. I'm thinking about switching to ATT Fiber. If I sign up for ATT Gigabyte Internet I get HBO Max for free. That would take the place of Netflix and Hulu. I can rarely find anything to watch on Netflix anyway. ATT also allows you to pick your own channels to some extent. You get up to 30 channels for $25.00. None are premium sports channels. But I can get the stuff my wife watches (Hallmark, Food Channel and TBS). I might add CBS All Access.
What I need to add is a premium sports only service that would include all ESPN channels, the Golf Channel and the SECN. Then I could drop ESPN+, Hallmark and Hulu. (I will keep Prime because of the free shipping)
I've looked but it seems I have to buy a package which includes non-sports channels in order to get the premium sports channels.
Anyone had any luck with this?
I'm looking at trying something a little different. I'm thinking about switching to ATT Fiber. If I sign up for ATT Gigabyte Internet I get HBO Max for free. That would take the place of Netflix and Hulu. I can rarely find anything to watch on Netflix anyway. ATT also allows you to pick your own channels to some extent. You get up to 30 channels for $25.00. None are premium sports channels. But I can get the stuff my wife watches (Hallmark, Food Channel and TBS). I might add CBS All Access.
What I need to add is a premium sports only service that would include all ESPN channels, the Golf Channel and the SECN. Then I could drop ESPN+, Hallmark and Hulu. (I will keep Prime because of the free shipping)
I've looked but it seems I have to buy a package which includes non-sports channels in order to get the premium sports channels.
Anyone had any luck with this?