Re: TV's Top Earners

Land line:
I had a land line in my apartment, since the dry-loop DSL fee was
half-way to the cost of a land line, and because my cell phone is
provided by work, I like to have my own number for credit cards, etc..
 Now that I use cable internet I've switched to voip for my land line,
and the service is so cheap I don't see that changing, even if I go
back to DSL.

Cable TV:
My parents had it, but I didn't bother with it in my apartment.  I do
end up downloading or watching online about 7 or 8 shows a week, some
are mediocre (V) so I could probably cut back.  I had cable TV for
free from Oct 2009 through Oct 2010 through some random offer, free
cable and no obligation.  Due to my ignorance of their 30 day
cancellation policy I did end up paying for a month of cable at the
end.  I found my viewing habits were already established, and since I
didn't have a PVR I ended up downloading about half my shows anyway.
I did enjoy having the winter Olympics and the World Cup in HD.

The only reason I haven't got netflix for streaming yet is I have a
stack of discs that I bought from the local indie video rental place
that is closing this month that are waiting to be watched, so I don't
feel like paying for a service I might under use.

Jeremy

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