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We’re all relying on our internet and TV service more than ever during the COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”) pandemic. Between staying in touch with family, working from home, attending school online, or re-watching Tiger King on Netflix for the fifth time (no judgment—we can’t look away, either), staying connected is more vital now than ever.

2020’s Best Cheap Internet Packages

by Rachel Oaks | Apr 7, 2020 | Uncategorized | 0

Xfinity Performance Select 100 Mbps $34.99/mo. for the first 12 mos. w/ 1-yr. agreement View Plans Verizon Fios Internet 100/100 200 Mbps $39.99/mo. w/ Auto Pay + taxes & equipment charges View Plans Cox Internet Essential 30 30 Mbps $39.99/mo. for 12 months w/1-yr. service agr. View Plans Jump to: Xfinity | Verizon Fios | Cox | CenturyLink [...]

AT&T U-verse vs. DIRECTV

by Rachel Oaks | | Versus Reviews | 1

AT&T vs DIRECTV. The Verdict: Get AT&T U-Verse for the largest channel lineup on the market… Get DIRECTV for its superior DVR, sports programming…

Dream Job: Get Paid to Watch Your Favorite TV Series

by Randy Harward | Apr 6, 2020 | Uncategorized | 0

Hey. What are you up to lately? Staying home and watching TV? So is everyone at CableTV.com—but it’s our job. It could be your job too: we’re paying up to five people $2,000 each to watch every episode of every season of their favorite TV series. Who we want to hire The successful candidate for [...]

What Is the Cheapest AT&T® Package?

by CableTV.com Staff | | TV FAQs | 0

Update 4/6/20: AT&T has stopped selling its fiber and cable TV service, AT&T U-verse, and replaced it with a livestreaming service called AT&T TV. This new product comes with a set-top box that's compatible with tons of apps and costs $39.99–$59.99 a month with a two-year contract (you know, the thing people usually get streaming [...]

Cox Communications vs. AT&T U-verse

by Rachel Oaks | | Versus Reviews | 0

Get Cox for a well-rounded TV provider that also offers good internet speeds. Get AT&T U-verse for high customer satisfaction, large channel selection, and an included DVR.

Want to Change Cable TV Providers? Here are Some Alternatives to Cox

by Dave Schafer | | TV FAQs | 0

If you’re currently a Cox TV customer looking for an alternative service provider, we’ve got you covered. We’ve laid out all the alternatives to Cox Cable below, including what perks and frustrations you can expect from each.

DIRECTV vs. Optimum

by Dave Schafer | | Versus Reviews | 0

Should you choose DIRECTV or Optimum as your TV service provider? We’ve got a wealth of reviews and expert knowledge at our fingertips to draw comparisons, break down where each provider excels, and give you plenty of at-a-glance information so you can choose a package and a provider that’ll fit your priorities

The Hidden Costs of AT&T TV and Internet

by Rachel Oaks | | TV FAQs | 0

Thinking of getting AT&T internet and cable TV? Find out about every cost you may encounter when AT&T is your provider.

Sling Orange vs. Sling Blue: What’s the Difference?

by Bill Frost | Apr 3, 2020 | Brand Reviews, Reviews, Versus Reviews | 0

How do you choose between Sling TV’s same-priced, color-coded livestreaming plans? It depends on what you’re looking for: Blue gives you more channels and streams, but Orange carries a handful of gotta-have networks like ESPN and Disney. And neither is great for local programming, FYI.

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