Football Your yearly "Get DirecTV to discount NFL Sunday Ticket" thread - Page 62

**The Franchise** · 07-24-2015, 02:47 PM

Just called in and got it for free again....plus a $10 bill credit for 12 months and a $5 bill credit for 6 months.

Didn't even have to haggle with the guy.

Anybody else tried yet?

Aspengc8 · 06-06-2019, 12:46 PM

For you cord cutters: https://seasons4u.com/
$27/season for all the games in HD, a commercial free version a day later, and all-22 coaches film. The issue is the game is about 30s-1m behind.

I've been using them every year since I cut DTV out about 8 years ago.

Chief Pagan · 06-06-2019, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Unsmooth-Moment

Have had YoutubeTV for last year, we enjoy it. I didn't really use Sunday Ticket last year anyways, so no loss there. Youtube did raise the price about $10 a couple of months ago, but it added the home improvement and food channels, so it wasn't a complete loss.

I had the $35 grandfathered rate, but it was going to go to $50. I only watch the ESPN channels and NBCSN for NHL. Never watch any of the other cable crap. I have a good setup for OTA.

At $50 I'm not sure this is any cheaper than a Comcast bundle since I have their Internet. Annoying that the streaming options are doing big bundles

So I cancelled. I guess next fall I will look into my options.

DeepPurple · 06-06-2019, 02:21 PM

I've been with Directv since 2008, I actually brought my equipment with me from Baltimore to Florida in 2011. I have the Premier package and got an upgraded HD DVR four years ago. I have everything except that new Epix Movie channels. We watch a lot of TV, so it's expensive but I like the availability to record up to 1000 hours of HD, I have so many favorite movies recorded I can't even watch them all.

I called Directv today and told them don't give me NFL Ticket next month, that when you usually add it on. The last two years they actually gave me the ticket for free, so I didn't really want to ask again. The gave me a couple of discounts, $12.25 off Sunday Ticket for six months, $3 off Extra Pack, $15 off for 12 months, so it's suppose to be about $26 a month for six months with this deal, which I thought was OK.

I was considering my neighbors hookup. He has an Amazon firestick and then a guy at the flea market modifies it for $30 and he now gets 6,000 channels, basically every channel from every country. I went over his house and he was watching the Red Sox and Yankees games, he had NESN from Boston and YES networks from New York, I have those but they're blacked when a game comes on because I don't pay for MLB. So I said, can you get WJZ, that's the CBS affiliate in Baltimore, because if you can get CBS you can get your team (Ravens in my case) games, if they play at night they're going to be on local channels where you live. Within 30 seconds he had WJZ on live, he showed he had a list of every CBS affiliate in the US that he could get. If you're a fan of an NFC team, then look for the local Fox channel in your old city. The only problem, you cannot record, and it's not legal so you never know when the app you're using is going to be shut down. He has to pay $15 a month for the service on some website, of course they told him it's legal.

**jjchieffan** · 06-06-2019, 02:38 PM

I ditched DirecTV last year and switched to DirecTV Now. But I realized that I wasn't using it for anything other than my locals. I have Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Hulu. I put in an antenna and a tuner in my PC for DVR then got rid of DirecTV Now. I might have kept it, but they kept going up. I started at $35. They raised it to $40, then recently they raised it to $50 and added HBO while removing other programming. If I want HBO, I can add it. Don't raise my price and force it on me. I just don't think that we get enough use out of it to be worth it. I may pick up sling in September, just for NFL Network and ESPN.

**dirk digler** · 06-17-2019, 03:32 PM

Just to let everyone know reddit banned /r/nbastreams and it appears /r/nflstreams will most likely be next.

vailpass · 06-17-2019, 04:00 PM

For years we have talked about the possibility that DISH and DIRECTV would follow in the footsteps of Sirius and XM radio with a merger. Now, accounting to Reuters, AT&T is considering selling off or merging the DIRECTV satellite service with DISH.

AT&T has already made it clear they plan to no longer support the satellite service at some far-off distant time. Recently AT&T announced that they did not plan to launch any new satellites for DIRECTV. This means when the current satellites break down, they won’t be replaced. (Something that won’t happen for many years.) AT&T says they plan to slowly move all of their customers over to a new streaming service that is launching later this year.

AT&T has also been seeing a huge decline in DIRECTV subscribers. During the first quarter of 2019, AT&T lost 544,000 traditional pay-TV subscribers from its DIRECTV satellite business and its AT&T U-verse services. But AT&T still has 22.4 million TV subscribers as of April 2019. AT&T did warn that they expect TV losses to continue in 2019.

Just like with satellite radio, two services may not survive but a combined service could. There are still many parts of the United States where broadband is not an option and cable does not reach. For rural Americans, satellite TV is their best option. Yet that is slowly changing as new, far faster satellite Internet is in the works from Amazon and SpaceX, which could help millions of rural Americans join the streaming movement.

It is important to remember that these are early considerations. AT&T and DISH could hold talks only for a deal to never come together.

https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/att-...rvice-to-dish/

displacedinMN · 06-17-2019, 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vailpass

For years we have talked about the possibility that DISH and DIRECTV would follow in the footsteps of Sirius and XM radio with a merger. Now, accounting to Reuters, AT&T is considering selling off or merging the DIRECTV satellite service with DISH.

AT&T has already made it clear they plan to no longer support the satellite service at some far-off distant time. Recently AT&T announced that they did not plan to launch any new satellites for DIRECTV. This means when the current satellites break down, they won’t be replaced. (Something that won’t happen for many years.) AT&T says they plan to slowly move all of their customers over to a new streaming service that is launching later this year.

AT&T has also been seeing a huge decline in DIRECTV subscribers. During the first quarter of 2019, AT&T lost 544,000 traditional pay-TV subscribers from its DIRECTV satellite business and its AT&T U-verse services. But AT&T still has 22.4 million TV subscribers as of April 2019. AT&T did warn that they expect TV losses to continue in 2019.

Just like with satellite radio, two services may not survive but a combined service could. There are still many parts of the United States where broadband is not an option and cable does not reach. For rural Americans, satellite TV is their best option. Yet that is slowly changing as new, far faster satellite Internet is in the works from Amazon and SpaceX, which could help millions of rural Americans join the streaming movement.

It is important to remember that these are early considerations. AT&T and DISH could hold talks only for a deal to never come together.

https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/att-...rvice-to-dish/

ugh

**Bwana** · 06-17-2019, 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vailpass

For years we have talked about the possibility that DISH and DIRECTV would follow in the footsteps of Sirius and XM radio with a merger. Now, accounting to Reuters, AT&T is considering selling off or merging the DIRECTV satellite service with DISH.

AT&T has already made it clear they plan to no longer support the satellite service at some far-off distant time. Recently AT&T announced that they did not plan to launch any new satellites for DIRECTV. This means when the current satellites break down, they won’t be replaced. (Something that won’t happen for many years.) AT&T says they plan to slowly move all of their customers over to a new streaming service that is launching later this year.

AT&T has also been seeing a huge decline in DIRECTV subscribers. During the first quarter of 2019, AT&T lost 544,000 traditional pay-TV subscribers from its DIRECTV satellite business and its AT&T U-verse services. But AT&T still has 22.4 million TV subscribers as of April 2019. AT&T did warn that they expect TV losses to continue in 2019.

Just like with satellite radio, two services may not survive but a combined service could. There are still many parts of the United States where broadband is not an option and cable does not reach. For rural Americans, satellite TV is their best option. Yet that is slowly changing as new, far faster satellite Internet is in the works from Amazon and SpaceX, which could help millions of rural Americans join the streaming movement.

It is important to remember that these are early considerations. AT&T and DISH could hold talks only for a deal to never come together.

https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/att-...rvice-to-dish/

Ouch

**Dunit35** · 06-17-2019, 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aspengc8

For you cord cutters: https://seasons4u.com/
$27/season for all the games in HD, a commercial free version a day later, and all-22 coaches film. The issue is the game is about 30s-1m behind.

I've been using them every year since I cut DTV out about 8 years ago.

Can this be streamed to my TV? Might do this if Reddit gets shut down.

**DaFace** · 06-17-2019, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler

Just to let everyone know reddit banned /r/nbastreams and it appears /r/nflstreams will most likely be next.

Odd timing.

**The Franchise** · 06-18-2019, 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirk digler

Just to let everyone know reddit banned /r/nbastreams and it appears /r/nflstreams will most likely be next.

It won’t eliminate the streams. It will just get rid of one of the top ways to find all of the streams in one place.

Mecca · 06-18-2019, 09:25 AM

reddit is to well known to host streams like that to easy of a target.

FAX · 06-18-2019, 09:35 AM

****!!!

Why should I, an American citizen, have to pay for an additional teevee service provider whose "services" are inconsistent, unreliable, and deficient?

This is so damn ignorant (on the part of the NFL cabal). Why in the living hell don't they ink a deal with Amazon or NutFlox or Google or somebody?

Idiot freaking moron despicable cretinous buzzard arses.

FAX

BleedingRed · 06-18-2019, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DaFace

Odd timing.

Fish · 06-18-2019, 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mecca

reddit is to well known to host streams like that to easy of a target.

They're not hosting any streams. They simply allow for users to post links to streams hosted elsewhere. Big difference.

07-24-2015, 02:47 PM
The Franchise Most Valuable Villain Join Date: Dec 2006 Casino cash: $2555047	Your yearly "Get DirecTV to discount NFL Sunday Ticket" thread Just called in and got it for free again....plus a $10 bill credit for 12 months and a $5 bill credit for 6 months. Didn't even have to haggle with the guy. Anybody else tried yet?
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06-06-2019, 12:46 PM	#916
Aspengc8 Veteran Join Date: Dec 2005 Casino cash: $9950632	For you cord cutters: https://seasons4u.com/ $27/season for all the games in HD, a commercial free version a day later, and all-22 coaches film. The issue is the game is about 30s-1m behind. I've been using them every year since I cut DTV out about 8 years ago.
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06-06-2019, 02:21 PM	#918
DeepPurple I could of gone pro Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: The Villages, Florida Casino cash: $10005676	I've been with Directv since 2008, I actually brought my equipment with me from Baltimore to Florida in 2011. I have the Premier package and got an upgraded HD DVR four years ago. I have everything except that new Epix Movie channels. We watch a lot of TV, so it's expensive but I like the availability to record up to 1000 hours of HD, I have so many favorite movies recorded I can't even watch them all. I called Directv today and told them don't give me NFL Ticket next month, that when you usually add it on. The last two years they actually gave me the ticket for free, so I didn't really want to ask again. The gave me a couple of discounts, $12.25 off Sunday Ticket for six months, $3 off Extra Pack, $15 off for 12 months, so it's suppose to be about $26 a month for six months with this deal, which I thought was OK. I was considering my neighbors hookup. He has an Amazon firestick and then a guy at the flea market modifies it for $30 and he now gets 6,000 channels, basically every channel from every country. I went over his house and he was watching the Red Sox and Yankees games, he had NESN from Boston and YES networks from New York, I have those but they're blacked when a game comes on because I don't pay for MLB. So I said, can you get WJZ, that's the CBS affiliate in Baltimore, because if you can get CBS you can get your team (Ravens in my case) games, if they play at night they're going to be on local channels where you live. Within 30 seconds he had WJZ on live, he showed he had a list of every CBS affiliate in the US that he could get. If you're a fan of an NFC team, then look for the local Fox channel in your old city. The only problem, you cannot record, and it's not legal so you never know when the app you're using is going to be shut down. He has to pay $15 a month for the service on some website, of course they told him it's legal.
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06-06-2019, 02:38 PM	#919
jjchieffan Supporter Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Highlandville, MO Casino cash: $1692248	I ditched DirecTV last year and switched to DirecTV Now. But I realized that I wasn't using it for anything other than my locals. I have Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Hulu. I put in an antenna and a tuner in my PC for DVR then got rid of DirecTV Now. I might have kept it, but they kept going up. I started at $35. They raised it to $40, then recently they raised it to $50 and added HBO while removing other programming. If I want HBO, I can add it. Don't raise my price and force it on me. I just don't think that we get enough use out of it to be worth it. I may pick up sling in September, just for NFL Network and ESPN. __________________ Genesis 1:1 In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth. Following the historical accounts and the genealogy from that point on, the age of the Earth is approximately 6000-7000 years old. The Big Bullshit Theory is a lie. It and the evolution theory go against real science. Satan has used our public school system to brainwash everyone into believing these lies. Be not decieved.
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06-17-2019, 03:32 PM	#920
dirk digler Please squeeze Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Clinton, MO Casino cash: $1624644	Just to let everyone know reddit banned /r/nbastreams and it appears /r/nflstreams will most likely be next.
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06-17-2019, 04:00 PM	#921
vailpass Psycho Bag Of Squanch Join Date: Sep 2001 Casino cash: $9594244	For years we have talked about the possibility that DISH and DIRECTV would follow in the footsteps of Sirius and XM radio with a merger. Now, accounting to Reuters, AT&T is considering selling off or merging the DIRECTV satellite service with DISH. AT&T has already made it clear they plan to no longer support the satellite service at some far-off distant time. Recently AT&T announced that they did not plan to launch any new satellites for DIRECTV. This means when the current satellites break down, they won’t be replaced. (Something that won’t happen for many years.) AT&T says they plan to slowly move all of their customers over to a new streaming service that is launching later this year. AT&T has also been seeing a huge decline in DIRECTV subscribers. During the first quarter of 2019, AT&T lost 544,000 traditional pay-TV subscribers from its DIRECTV satellite business and its AT&T U-verse services. But AT&T still has 22.4 million TV subscribers as of April 2019. AT&T did warn that they expect TV losses to continue in 2019. Just like with satellite radio, two services may not survive but a combined service could. There are still many parts of the United States where broadband is not an option and cable does not reach. For rural Americans, satellite TV is their best option. Yet that is slowly changing as new, far faster satellite Internet is in the works from Amazon and SpaceX, which could help millions of rural Americans join the streaming movement. It is important to remember that these are early considerations. AT&T and DISH could hold talks only for a deal to never come together. https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/att-...rvice-to-dish/ __________________ “Education is a weapon whose effect depends on who holds it in his hands and at whom it is aimed.” Joseph Stalin
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06-18-2019, 09:25 AM	#927
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06-18-2019, 09:35 AM	#928
FAX testing ... 1, 2, 3 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Tennessee Casino cash: $6753759	****!!! Why should I, an American citizen, have to pay for an additional teevee service provider whose "services" are inconsistent, unreliable, and deficient? This is so damn ignorant (on the part of the NFL cabal). Why in the living hell don't they ink a deal with Amazon or NutFlox or Google or somebody? Idiot freaking moron despicable cretinous buzzard arses. FAX
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