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[QUOTE="Chuck, post: 3558407, member: 1646"] Interesting. So cutting the cord isn't as cheap as people often think. I'm currently paying $180 for fios after tax/fees with phone, big tv package with showtime, and 75/75 internet. I assume I'll need an upgraded speed if we're streaming everything, and the price difference between a couple hundred meg and 1 gig is negligible. In the end, Optimum is $84 all in for 1 gig. That's the price for life. Fios is $95 for the same (for two years). Fios would not match Optimum. Add in $50 for YouTube TV and there is definitely savings, but also less channels and no phone. How are some of you guys saving upwards of $100 per month, but still going with one of the live tv options? [/QUOTE]
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