Are you tired of spending too much on your cable TV
subscription? The average cable customer spends around $100 a month on cable TV.
It seems like no matter what cable provider or package you choose, your bill
ends up being around $100 a month. This equates to about $1,200 a year for
cable TV.
A 2015 study found
the average cable bill increased a whopping 39% in just five years. And those
bills will keep rising. Another report
predicts cable bills will top $200 by 2020.
To avoid rising cable costs, many people are
"cutting the cord" and ditching their cable subscriptions. The primary
reason for cord cutting is the rising cost of cable bills.
Research shows 90% of
households in the United States are within range to stream free
over-the-air HD TV. So, by cutting the cord
with your cable provider, you can save over $1,000 a year and still have access
to cable TV.
To get free cable TV,
all you need is a digital HD antenna, which lets you broadcast network shows for
free. An HD antenna is the simplest and cheapest solution for watching live television.
Digital antennas are inexpensive and, unlike cable subscriptions, they don't
come with a contract, monthly fee or unexpected rate increases. Your HD antenna
can be used with any TV, making it easy to watch your favorite network shows. This
is the best method for getting local broadcast stations and watching sports and
news.
When using a digital HDTV antenna, it's best to be located
within 25 miles of a broadcast antenna. Most households can receive the
top-rated networks, including ABC, CBS, PBS, NBC, FOX, ION, CW, and Qubo. Most
can also receive 24-hour sports programming, 24-hour news and weather, and a
24-hour classic movie channel.
Cut the cord with your cable TV provider, and enjoy free
cable TV with a digital HDTV antenna.
