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JustMe

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called to cancel Monday after the final weekend...was told I had to wait until Jan. 17th...spent that time watching everything I had recorded...I'd be curious to see the cancelations nationwide...I too was a subscriber since 95....DTV was a great company back in the day, then they were bought out by ATT and it went south in a hurry...plus, they could never get a deal done with the PAC-12 which forced me to get XFinity cable...
They tried to pull that bullshit with me as well.

If I cancel, it starts NOW, not the end of the billing cycle.
 

dieterbrock

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Direct TV didnt adapt with the changing times. Another Blockbuster/Nextel/Blackberry
They had the client base and the Programming, had they embraced the wifi angle instead of hiding from it, they could have owned the space.
 

Mackeyser

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Not many options for me in the rural area.

Streaming is out of the question with only Satellite Hughes Net Gen 5. It's slower than frozen mud. If I were to try to stream any live game, it would time out very quickly & shut down the stream.

Our Mobile phone service even with an antenna outside of the home & also inside for use with a cell phone is a bit faster but not by much. On a good day in perfect weather we get 2 bars most of the time 1 bar.

Have you looked into Starlink? In rural areas, it’s supposed to be downright amazing…
 

Merlin

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Seems like the way to go is buy the NFL's streaming service and use a VPN to allow you to see the games live. Not sure whether All 22 is fixed from what it was in 2021, as I didn't renew it due to their installation of a new vid plug-in or whatever. But if they fixed that then it's a decent value. If not, then I don't think it's worth the money.

Streaming illegally is better than it's ever been btw. It's shitty in a way of course but it's also a power to the people option to counter the greed of the league. Someday these leagues will realize a business model that focuses on taking a little money from everyone will make a ton more than the old model of fleecing those who have the money to pay for the better services like DirectTV. I had that for some years back in my younger days, but ended up getting rid of it due to the prohibitive pricing.
 

gogoat1

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called to cancel Monday after the final weekend...was told I had to wait until Jan. 17th...spent that time watching everything I had recorded...I'd be curious to see the cancelations nationwide...I too was a subscriber since 95....DTV was a great company back in the day, then they were bought out by ATT and it went south in a hurry...plus, they could never get a deal done with the PAC-12 which forced me to get XFinity cable...
Remember that first year price on Sunday Ticket. It was like 60$ and you could buy it on its own without getting all you TV from them.
I did that until around 2003, paid for local analog cable. I had one of those boxes that let you get all the premium channels for free.
When they went digital my box stopped working then I got it all from them.
It is possible to get DTVs signal unscrambled illegally. I had a friend who knew someone and had a guy build him a computer, a desktop that its only job was to figure out how to unscramble it.
Every once in awhile the signal would go out and the computer would take a few minutes to figure out the code and the picture would come back.
He passed away and I do not know what happened to the equipment. But the signal it there, all around us.