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Jeffrez

join:2012-10-28
Jefferson, GA

any ws customers not have sat/cable tv?

I have been waiting for the right time to drop my d*rect tv and now is the time. I'm a little worried though with ws going through so many growing pains...? Do any of you not have sat/cable tv?

Bashlin

join:2011-06-20
Douglas, GA

i have a cable engineer coming out today to give my a price to run to my house..if it's under 3000.00 good bye windstream..!!!

cross your fingers for me, they offer 24mb/6mb


DarthPrime

join:2005-02-12

reply to Jeffrez
I had Time Warner for TV for awhile (their services are expensive in my area... in my opinion), but dropped service and went with an antenna/Roku setup. I also stream stuff to my computer with Hulu, YouTube, etc... The HD quality going from Time Warner to my antenna was very noticeable. When I visit a neighbor now that has Time Warner I can instantly notice how grainy the picture looks compared to my antenna setup. I guess Time Warner is really compressing the signal here.

Anyway I've had a few issues with Windstream speeds in the evening lately, but other than that its been ok. Sometimes I miss not having my cable and DVR for a couple shows, but I don't miss having the monthly bill at all.

I would say if you can currently stream HD content with Netflix, or some other services with your current Windstream setup, and live close enough to get your locals with a antenna (or don't mind a outdoor antenna), to give it a try.


Jeffrez

join:2012-10-28
Jefferson, GA

reply to Jeffrez
Thanks Darth. Pretty cool that your antenna beats TW!

I'm in a rural area and can't get an antenna to work. I have to pay $83 just to get 3 channels I like. That's just too much I think.



Windstream
Premium,VIP
join:2009-03-31
Twinsburg, OH
kudos:33

I have Dish, bang for the buck it is a pretty decent product. I have never had any problems with the exception of a micro storm taking the dish off my roof a couple summers ago (in fairness I lost part of the roof as well). May make sense to look into. In some cases it can be bundled with your internet service to save a few extra bucks.

Aaron
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We're here to help! wci.broadbandhelp@windstream.com


NW_AR

join:2010-02-16
Fayetteville, AR

reply to Jeffrez
I don't have sat or cable, I just watch Netflix. With WS speeds being what they are, I don't watch Netflix very often anymore.



xsbell

join:2008-12-22
Canada
kudos:1
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reply to Jeffrez

said by Jeffrez:

Thanks Darth. Pretty cool that your antenna beats TW!

I'm in a rural area and can't get an antenna to work. I have to pay $83 just to get 3 channels I like. That's just too much I think.

I'm pretty sure you should be able to get something, it might involve an outdoor antenna mounted on your roof or a tower, and a good pre-amp, but you should at least be able to get a couple of the major networks.

Enter your info on this site and it will give you an idea of which channels you can receive.

ACW

join:2013-01-10

reply to Jeffrez
I do not have cable or satellite from any company. As a general rule I don't watch TV.


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