So, not only do we not have cable, we now don’t even have basic television because we never purchased a digital converter box. I don’t plan on rushing out to purchase one either because of Spreety TV Online where you can find where to watch the latest episodes of your favorite shows.
I may have gotten a nasty virus on my work computer while trying to watch the latest episode of Property Virgins (which I am absolutely obsessed with since buying a home is in our foreseeable future) so it’s good to know that Spreety TV is safe and legal and FREE.
So, don’t waste money on a silly digital conveter box when there is Spreety TV Online : Watch TV Shows Online Free!
What do you do for internet access at home? We would get rid of our tv, but it’s practically free once we pay for internet. It’s something like $60 for internet, but once we add tv, we get a multi-product discount and pay $70 for both.
I’m hoping you’re going to tell me about a newer, better, cheaper internet alternative…
Hi, Sarah – We have high-speed AT&T ($34/mo which is tax deductible because of my freelance/blogging work). We’re also able to connect our Xbox to the internet through XBox live ($40/year) and stream NetFlix ($9/mo) in place of cable.
If you tally it all up, we get internet plus movies/TV on DVD for $46.33/mo.