What's the cheapest option for internet/landline/tv?

[Kylenick]

So how much are you paying? We have the triple play also and I'm paying about $200 per month after taxes.

It went down to $110 including taxes and fees for the triple play with the family custom tv package.

 

[punkin]

It went down to $110 including taxes and fees for the triple play with the family custom tv package.

Thank you. I will definitely try to get the price down once we're out of contract. $90 per month savings for what amounts to the same services is significant.

 

[wingednike]

I had landline/internet/TV with Fios and was later transferred to Frontier. With both Fios and Frontier, I've been able to call customer service or customer retention annually to ask for the best deal available. Most of the reps have been very helpful and have given actual options for keeping my bill as low as possible.

 

[MomToOne]

I pay $65/month for AT&T VOIP home phone (can't really call that a landline but the end result is basically the same) and 25mbps uVerse internet. That includes a $20 permanent "upgrade discount" I got because I held out upgrading from DSL so long - they were so desperate to get us last hold outs to move they started throwing all sorts of offers around (I got a free router and $200 gift card too when I switched over LOL)

I also currently pay $23/month for DishNetwork Welcome Pack, but they are upping the price to $30/month so I am dropping it and probably going with Philo for $16/month. (Thought I was going to go with SlingTV Blue but then I stumbled on Philo and they have most of what I want for $9 cheaper.)

So cost this year should be about $81/month total.

ETA: Whether or not Verizon Fios is available in my area is up for debate. Their website says no, but they keep mailing me stuff saying it is. I started down the road of trying to sort that out at one point, but ended up deciding it wasn't worth the hassle after dealing with a few customer service agents who didn't seem to have a clue. But I live in their first 5G wireless city, which they have launched as home wireless service first, so I am waiting to see what that brings. Right now it's going for $70/month but my address isn't up on it yet.