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It's been a year now since I left D*. I went with YTTV, and must say we are very happy with it. Picture quality is the same, and I really couldn't tell you any channels that I have missed. Yes there was a price increase with YTTV this year, but I am still paying about half of what I was with D*...

Whod'a thunk it? It's really amazing how quickly things change.

When I left a few months ago, they wanted my H25's sent back, and not the HR 44, which I found strange at the time.

I live in PA, but have NY locals. I'm right the border. I only needed the Sunday ticket twice this year to watch the Eagles play. With all of the Thursday night, Sunday Night, Monday night, and even the Sunday morning London games that are televised, the Sunday ticket keeps going up in price...

They actually sent me huge prepaid boxes for the USPS.

Thanks for the info, and all of the help over the years. I'll be hanging out over on the cord cutters forums now.

So I cancelled Directv last week, and received my return receiver boxes. I have an HR 44 genie, and two h25 receivers. They say they only want the two H25 receivers. I even called, and that is all they said to send. Now I know damn well they are going to try and charge me for the DVR not being...

That's what I'm finding. Great during the day, but at night, not so good. I think I'm going to stick with D* for a while longer. Cable guy said their supposed to run fiber in my area soon. I won't hold my breath though.

I'm on a trial of youtube tv now. I upped my internet to 200 MBPS from 100, and have found that at night, my internet crawls to around 20 MBPS. I'm all over Optimum about it, but don't have any other options in my area, so I am at Optimums mercy. Youtube tv is pretty cool, and I will cancel...

My Bro N law talks about something like that all the time. I think its called Set TV. He's always trying to talk me into it. I just want to turn on my T.V. and know that it's going to work. Not have to download and update stuff to keep ahead of the law.

Not for about 2 years. I took advantage of the Sunday ticket college offer through a family member this year, and got the ticket for free last year, so I haven't had a need to switch to Philly locals to watch my Eagles.

Nice, same price as the college kids deal..

I just call them up and tell them to switch my service address, and that changes the zip for locals. It doesn't affect the phone service at all. I am talking cell service, not home phone.

I've moved before, and have AT&T cell service.

Hulu is free with Spotify. I also have netflix. Honestly, if it weren't for sports and local news, I wouldn't need D* at all.

That's a lot of DVR's. I actually got rid of a receiver,(non DVR) and replaced it with a roku. We have Hulu, through Spotify, and use that for watching T.V. in that room.

I have one DVR, and two regular receivers. How much do u pay for that many receivers?

I used to get some pretty generous discounts, but struck out the last time I called. Reading this thread, it seems everyone is so surprised that they aren't offering them anymore. I also think it sucks, but I will just leave them when the bill gets to high. I have their cell service, so I do...

I think they are getting stingy this year. I called to get a deal on the ST, and or a few bucks off of my bill, and wound up setting a cancel date. I figured they would call before the date came up, but no phone call, so I called to cancel my cancel, LOL. I am getting a decent deal already with...

Most people need cable for the internet, and they tend to bundle T.V. together with it for a decent price. I'm tempted to try out optimum.

Not to bad of a deal. I might try out a few streaming services and see what happens.

Did you go back with them?

Do they usually call after the service cancels or before the actual cancel date?

Damn, I just called to see about discounts and wound up setting up a cancel date for about 2 weeks away. Have to wait and see if I get any phone calls to keep me, but I'm not counting on it after reading this thread. It's all good though, I can try out streaming options for a while.

I wound up running a coax cable. It was a pain in the caboose, but I got it. I figured it's cheaper than dealing with Direct, and no new contract.