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It really boils down to excessive greed on the part of the networks and sports teams/athletes. You can’t even listen to a sports radio broadcast over the internet anymore without having to pay for it (on top of the commercials). I have found it is impossible to even get a live person in the USA with Roku even if you call the corporate office.), If you choose to have any channels, other than the truly free ones, or you want to watch sports or the major networks, you still end up paying too much. equipment or the customer service from each streaming provider (Roku is HORRIBLE by the way. In addition, you never mention the quality/user friendliness of the Roku etc. Having to pay Hulu (which used to be free) or Sling or whoever) to get the so called “free” channels is just a lie. I have a Roku Ultra and I have to say the equipment/remote leaves something to be desired (Little things like current time and date or being able to search for other programs while still watching the current program, etc.) I also think it’s completely disingenuous to claim you’re getting tbs or NBCsports etc. Now we pay and still get too many commercials AND get lousy service as well. The original pay tv services (ON and Select Tv) had no commercials because you were paying a fee for the service. Everyone of these channels with tons of commercials should be aired/streamed for free like ALL tv used to be. How can you say you’re “cordcutting” or “getting a channel free” when you have to have cable or satellite and STILL pay up to $100 to get standard channels that you get with cable/satellite? I cancelled my satellite Directtv because I was fed up with paying a ridiculous amount for tv with excessive commercials AND lousy service and equipment.
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