We understand that in order to cut the cord on cable and use streaming services and other cable TV alternatives, you will need reliable internet access. In some cases, you may have to use the same company currently delivering TV to your house for internet access. However, we are trying to save you money here. [Continue Reading]
Internet Access
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Finding Internet Access
- How To Find Internet Only Plans - Covers internet providers in your area and across the U.S.
- Find Internet Providers by Zip Code - Allows you to search for internet providers in your area by zip code
- What is a Good Intenet Speed? - Explains what speed you will need based on what you use internet access for. Don't spend for more than you need!
- How to Find Affordable Internet Access - Tips for keeping the cost of internet access low
Top Internet Providers
AT&T Offers Internet Only Service
AT&T fiber internet-only plans offer speeds fast enough to stream all your favorite TV and movies. AT&T offers affordable home internet-only service plans without forcing you into a TV bundle. AT&T’s Fiber Optic internet is known as AT&T U-Verse internet, and it’s the best home internet they offer if you intend to cut cable TV. [Continue Reading]
Verizon Fios Internet-Only Plans and Deals
Verizon Fios offers fiber optic home internet plans without forcing you into a TV bundle. Download speeds on Fios plans range from 200 Mbps to a Gig and start around $40 per month. Right now they will even throw in a year of both Disney+ and Hulu! They will even pay your early termination fee [Continue Reading]
Cox Offers Internet Only Plans
Cox cable offers standalone internet only plans that will allow you to cut the cord and stream all the TV and movies you need. This will allow you to break out of the bundle and save yourself a lot of cash. Cox High-Speed Internet Deals and Promotions Cox has expanded relief offerings to support residential [Continue Reading]
Xfinity Internet Only Plans without Cable
Comcast has caught on to the fact that people want to watch TV shows when and where they want. To do this, they only need an internet connection. To that end, Comcast is offering affordable home internet-only plans to potential customers all over the country. Xfinity Internet Plans Comcast has branded it’s high-speed internet offerings as [Continue Reading]
How To Save Money on Comcast Xfinity TV and Internet
The average family’s TV and internet bill is by far their most expensive utility bill at an average of over $200 per month. Today I’m going to go step by step on saving money using Comcast Xfinity. I intend to go screen by screen showing you things you can do to save money when ordering [Continue Reading]
This is The Best Home Wifi Router Under $100
I recently moved into a new office and need to purchase a wifi router. While my home network uses Google’s wifi Mesh routers, I didn’t want to shell out hundreds of dollars getting a wifi network up and running at my office. If you go online and look at some of the recommended routers from the [Continue Reading]
Google Nest Wifi Vs Google Wifi
A few years ago, I upgraded my home network to a Google Wifi mesh network, and it was one of the best networking decisions I’ve ever made. I have whole home wifi coverage. I can check the network when I’m not at home. I can shut down my kids’ devices when they won’t put them down. [Continue Reading]
Internet Service Providers With No Data Caps
Update: Several ISPs have paused their data caps due to the pandemic. We have updated the article to reflect those changes. Video files can be quite large. Cord-cutters rely on streaming, and unreasonable monthly data-caps can be a hinderance. We’ve covered ISPs offering internet without a cable bundle in the past. Today, I wanted to provide a [Continue Reading]
What is a Good Internet Speed
Best Answer: A good internet speed is a download speed at or above 25 Mbps. This is the FCC download standard for classifying an internet connection as “Broadband.” 25 Mbps is enough to stream a few HD video streams and still surf the web. Households that want to stream 4K video or use other high [Continue Reading]
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