I have a 49.?? cell phone bill. No land line. Internet for 50 bucks. No cable/satellite TV bill, just antenna tv. I used to have a 30 bucks internet fee... but could not get that back, when I came back to Oklahoma. :(

Moni

No landline and no cable. High speed internet is $60 and I stream TV shows and movies.

Anybody have a firestick from amazon?

I am thinking about basic cable/internet package with firestick. Perhaps reduce my cost that way.

I use Apple tv and I'm very happy with it plus I have Amazon prime so I mainly watch movies. Yes you're paying way too much.

I pay $84 for my landline and high-speed Internet. I have Amazon Prime and free antenna TV. My pay-as-you-go smartphone costs me $10 every three months. (Calls are 5¢ per minute, and texts are 5¢ each.)

I don't have a Firestick, but my son and DIL love theirs. I don't know how it works, but none of us have ever bothered with cable.

Charter, internet, landline and cable tv, $154.09 per month.

I think I pay around 70 something for Comcast xfinity high speed Internet, Direct TV for TV no movie channels but not the basic rate I think it's called choice package, landlines att 50 something. We have att cell phones and a portable WiFi unit. I don't remember the rate.

I pay $155 for landline with unlimited long distance, medium speed internet, and TV from my dial tone provider that is a co-op. Equipment is all wifi, as long as I have an electrical receptacle I can have TV anywhere. I live in the boonies with no cable available and cell service is spotty.

We pay $250 per month for basic digital cable, two landlines and high-speed Internet...absolute robbery...and it increases every year.

AT&T land line is $13/mo since we disconnected from DirecTV. Basic. No long distance. We only keep it because it's telephone-of-record so many places and if I call emergency services, they know my address from the phone number.

"Blast!" Internet via Comcast Infinity is $10/mo. and is bundled with: Anyroom DVR and a second box. There are other fees and taxes, adding up to a monthly Comcast bill of $122.29 for everything.

Cell phone is free to us as part of DS's family plan with T-Mobil.

I pay 219 a month Comcast..cable tv no premium channels, high speed wireless internet. Keeps going up.

Sounds like Bell Canada up here-waaaay too expensive for most of us.

I got rid of bell,went with Shaw sat. have the cell thru Telus.

Girlfriend had the internet installed here the other day,which will switch over to Shaw when March gets here.

We pay 80 a month for high speed internet. We don't have cable or satellite, we only watch over the air TV and streaming shows online.

We don't have a landline either, just our smart phones and my bill for my phone is between 25-35 a month.

so I can save $100 a month if I go fios for landline/internet/tv--going to check out AT & T next

We have ATT Uverse for landline, 1 cell phone, internet, and tv. Every year, in about April, the bill jumps. We call every year, ask for the retention department, and tell them we'll be leaving them unless they find a way to reduce our bill. MIracle upon miracles, they find a deal. Our total monthly cost has been right around $130 for 4.5 yrs. the trick is talking to the retention dept.

I'm calling AT and T next. Don't they own DIrect TV? Currently I have Direct TV.

Charter here for $240 monthly. We have bundled cable, phone and internet. Had to go top tier just to get Nat Geo Wild. It's robbery! A while back, we were having upgrades on our lines (they installed fiber) and during the outage time, I used my cell phone as a mobile hot spot. I used an amazingly small amount of data and ran all of my work apps without a hitch. We have 6GB of data per month on the phones and tablets and never use anywhere near that much. That could be an option if you are in a good signal area and have a smart phone. We are on 4GLTE signal here at the house.

Landline here is around $35. Dial up internet is $15 a month. No cable. Antenna television.

Sue

In my area AT&T bundles with DirecTV. We'd still have that if they could have provided a faster internet connection. We still have the 'dish' and could go back to DirecTV, keeping the Comcast internet. (That's going to be my 'ace in the hole' when our 'starter' plan with Comcast plan expires next June.) We have good reception with either provider, although the Xfinity has that neat 'speech recognition' remote.

We have cable internet for $14.95/month. No landline and no TV. 2 Cells with unlimited call/text, 2GB data for $80.00/month.

JMC, you are so right!

Rates are negotiable.

Ooma landline, $5 month. TV antenna, we get about 23 stations. Comcast internet $49.

I have ATT U-verse through a pair of copper lines. Cost is $99.90 per month for high speed internet and telephone. The salesmen sold us on changing from DSL dial-up to the Uverse system. Claimed many benefits and very good speed. They did not take inot account our location and their new equipment. It was true that they were installing a fiber optic node less than a quarter of a mile away, but there was a railroad track between my house and the node. My connection to the exchange is through about a mile of copper and no way was that going to change. The installer used two lines to get my speed up to a medium level and was faster than DSL. For the first year, the introductory cost for both internet and phone was $60 (3 yrs ago), after the first year, the charge has climbed to about $100/mo.

This year, the unit on the side of my house failed. It was replaced with newer technology that required me to have to buy a different gateway for inside the house. The original equipment was obsolete. The new installation did double my download speed.

The downside is in the event of a power failure, my phone will be dead thus negating 911 service. This has prompted us to keep our cell phones charged.

Ooma landline VOIP here too, 3.50/mo, netflix 7.99, Dish Network basic 27.00 and internet Comcast's fastest speed at the time we signed up, 65.00

I finally dropped my landline last year and don't miss it at all. Ting cell phone plan comes to about $24/month. Internet is $38.00/month for two years locked in. These were the lowest prices I could get after much searching. I still have cable TV (50/month) but will cut the cord when the contract expires in a couple of months.

Land line/internet/cable $148 --local carrier. Someone said 2 landlines--as in two different numbers/lines?? We could have every room in our home with a land line and no extra cost.... I have issues with the idea of no phone directory with the loss of landlines....

Tell your current carrier, "look, I get mailers every week asking me to switch and they're offering me up to $650 to do so. Are you willing to negotiate a fair price to keep me?"

I haven't had a landline since cell phones, but I still get the local (not wanted)directory delivered to my driveway every year.

My landline is $74 and creeps up a few cents each month. As I live in a rural area, there is no cell service.

We haven't had a landline in seven or eight years. We have Charter Internet - super fast speed for streaming. $39/month. Cell phones are on a family plan with 25GB shared data (and we use it ALL, every month, because we travel so much) - $240 for three phones, which our daughter pays 1/3 of, for her share. We have Amazon Prime and the Prime box (in the living room) and Fire Sticks (kitchen, bedroom), so we stream movies, tv shows, etc. And we have a subscription to Sling ($20/month) for a few cable channels, but I really am not a fan of the interface for it. OTA for local television.

I pay the same as Susanwv for our Comcast bundle of tv, landline, and internet...$189 and yes, that is outrageous.

I pay $110 including taxes with Bell for internet and landline with no long distance I use an antenna for my television so don't pay a cable bill. I think it is too high also

We dumped Bell for our landline and internet. They are too expensive. We use TekSavvy for internet at half the cost. Our phone was $50/month and we switched to Worldline for $11. The only thing is that it's VOIP, but the sound quality is as good as Bell.

We have a couple of friends who use the Magic Jack and half the time we can't hear what they're saying, they break up so much. I'd never use that, I don't care how cheap it is.