Netflix is OK Comcast costs way too much. I have DSL and watch TV with 2 services; the TVDevo website for live and on demand TV, then Netflix for movies. Doing this saves me quite a bit per month.

It may be a bumpy ride, but In the end Netflix will win. Cable TV Co's are losing customers because of high fees. You can watch TV online with just a web connection. The one I use is TVDevo.com. It's all online and reliable. Tons of shows both live and on-demand. For movies online I use Netflix. Between these 2 service...more

It only makes sense to cut the cable - it's not necessary for tv watching. I've been watching TV and Movies online through the TVDevo website for and movies on Redbox. Doing so has allowed me to cancel cable TV from the budget as it no longer makes sense to pay the monthly bill.

The cost of cable TV is just too high. Another option is the TVDevo website it seems to run faster and it supports slower connections speeds. It's mostly for TV shows, TV Series, and some movies.

Good idea. I canceled my service. I still have TVDevo  for streaming Movies + TV, for much cheaper than what Netflix offers. Also looking into Blockbuster-by-mail. ​

I sure hope this doesn't mean everyone is  raising rates.  It would be a bad business move for them. For online TV, both live and on-demand, I use the TVDevo website which doesn't charge monthly fees at all.  For movies, just use Netflix.

In the U.S., Netflix is good, but it tends to bog down my fast connection. An alternative is the service from the TVDevo website that runs well and consumes less bandwidth. I found out about it on the CNN site a while ago and have been using it since

Yes, the whole live TV model is antiquated.  In my opinion, TV is one of the better "inventions" out there. I've been using TVDevo website for a while and get pretty much all the shows I used to watch on conventional TV. The difference is that I can watch the shows when I want and as often. Plus, I can get past episode...more

I just wish that the "online TV" services didn't require box-top hardware. The only software-only service that I know of is the TVDevo site This works better for me because I'm on the road a lot and can use it to watch tv on my laptop and sometimes at work (but not often).