June 4, 2015
Dear Cathy:
My cable bill at Comcast
is usually around $200 to $250.00 a month. I work during the day
time and go to school at night so I realize I don’t need all these extra
channels on my TV. I am thinking about getting rid of cable in order
to put some extra money in my pocket. What are some of my options to
watch movies and television programs? Holding on to my money, Virginia
Dear Holding On To Money:
Getting rid of cable is
a great idea. It will definitely put some extra money in your
pocket. Many people should rethink their cable bill. Since
most neighborhood Blockbusters have closed down, many people are watching
Netflix.com along with Amazon.com Instant Video Streaming, VUDU.com and other
paid services which only cost a few dollars a month.
Nowadays people don’t
have time to sit down and watch television shows so they are catching many
regular TV shows and movies on these media outlets. Instead of
television, many people are watching shows on ipads, laptops and phones.
To save money you can also watch FREE shows and movies online at http://www.Hulu.com. Hulu Plus, http://www.HuluPlus.com, is not FREE or use Red Box, www.RedBox.com to rent one dollar DVDs. You can also watch movies and videos at www.YouTube.com and pick up free movies from libraries.
To save money you can also watch FREE shows and movies online at http://www.Hulu.com. Hulu Plus, http://www.HuluPlus.com, is not FREE or use Red Box, www.RedBox.com to rent one dollar DVDs. You can also watch movies and videos at www.YouTube.com and pick up free movies from libraries.
To put more money in your pocket read "Recession Survival Guide: How To Get Back Into the Driver's Seat" -- available as an e-book or paperback.
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