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Find out how to actually get FREE TV Broadcasts.
Television Free--Why Pay?
Nothing is completely free--somebody always pays.
In the case of television broadcasts, advertisers pay for the broadcast through commercials shown by the network. The advertisers are paying for your free TV in hopes you buy their product.
You would think that with the competition among satellite and cable providers, the rates would be much lower. Instead, we find the rates very comparable. Actual prices are often obfuscated by deals to grab your eye and to get you to switch and/or sign up. Also, you need to get out the Magoo glasses to read the fine print to see what the actual rates are or will be in a year or when the special catchy offer ends!
Are you ready to cut the cord or break the dish?
...And...other catchy offers:
"
Shouldn't competition keep the charges low
?"
"...if by the end of the promotional price period the customer does not contact [the company] to change, the services will automatically continue at the then prevailing rates...."
...Free HBO for the first 3 months---and---[this price] for the first 12 months
Before you do:
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
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In all fairness, cable and satellite providers do offer a service in areas where OTA signals are poor or not available. Of course, nobody expects them to do this for free, and they do deserve to make a profit. Also, additional non-broadcast networks (e.g., TBS, TNT, FX) and premium channels (e.g., HBO, Showtime) are not available OTA.
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Television Free
Why are so many people paying for television broadcasts
that are sent out over the air (OTA), often in high definition (HD)--that are already paid for by advertisers?
Why are many people cutting the cord, breaking the dish or just staying with OTA?
"We like cable and satellite."
In the case of television broadcasts, advertisers pay for the broadcast through commercials shown by the network. The advertisers are paying for your free TV in hopes you buy their product.
Nothing is completely free--somebody always pays.
Television Free--Why Pay?
Why are many people cutting the cord, breaking the dish or just staying with OTA?
Why are so many people paying for television broadcasts
that are sent out over the air (OTA), often in high definition (HD)--that are already paid for by advertisers?
"We like cable and satellite."
In all fairness, cable and satellite providers do offer a service in areas where OTA signals are poor or not available. Of course, nobody expects them to do this for free, and they do deserve to make a profit. Also, additional non-broadcast networks (e.g., TBS, TNT, FX) and premium channels (e.g., HBO, Showtime) are not available OTA.
"Shouldn't competition keep the charges low?"
You would think that with the competition among satellite and cable providers, the rates would be much lower. Instead, we find the rates very comparable. Actual prices are often obfuscated by deals to grab your eye and to get you to switch and/or sign up. Also, you need to get out the Magoo glasses to read the fine print to see what the actual rates are or will be in a year or when the special catchy offer ends!
"...if by the end of the promotional price period the customer does not contact [the company] to change, the services will automatically continue at the then prevailing rates...."
...And...other catchy offers:
...Free HBO for the first 3 months---and---[this price] for the first 12 months
Are you ready to cut the cord or break the dish?
Before you do:
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
Find out how to actually get FREE TV Broadcasts.
Looking for more information about: Free TV, OTA Broadcast, Internet TV, Cable TV, Satellite TV, TV Signals, Digital TV, HDTV, TV Antennas, TV Antenna Rotors, TV Antenna Amplifiers? Check out the next page>>
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You can hover over any link to see if it is an Amazon link, if this matters, or a link to a page on this website or to a reference page, e.g., Smithsonian Institution, bookmark on this website, etc.
Some links on this website are associate links and are used to help illustrate what an item looks like, and you can decide if you want to just look or purchase the item. "As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases." We receive a small commission (that helps support this website) if you actually purchase from this company, but the price to you remains the same.
You can hover over any link to see if it is an Amazon link, if this matters, or a link to a page on this website or to a reference page, e.g., Smithsonian Institution, bookmark on this website, etc.