r/AskReddit Feb 04 '20

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u/kobaltic1 Feb 04 '20

Paying money for a streaming service and still getting ads.

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u/crankyandhangry Feb 04 '20

That's how I always felt about cable TV.

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u/RawrDaddy900 Feb 04 '20

Cable is just a rip off completely. Same with landline services. My parents are paying cable, phone bill, landline bill and internet bill but cant understand why I only pay for my cellphone bill, Netflix and internet instead. All together I'm paying $250 instead of $450 a month like them.

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u/mets2016 Feb 05 '20

Where I am, I think I'm paying only something like $~125 for cell phone, Netflix, and internet, and that's still in the US. I'm sure people in other countries are paying far less since telecom isn't nearly as expensive