Breezeline Bill

Cal-to-NH · 09-25-2025, 09:21 AM

Like others, I am considering cutting the cable as well. The combination of NH Broadband with Youtube TV seems to fill the bill, and two of my friends have done this combo. Along with Netflix, HULU and Amazon Prime, I also pay the annual fee for NESN separately because I love my Red Sox and Bruins games. The NESN hurts at $249 a year, but even with that extra $20 a month, it still beats Breezeline and Spectrum by about $100 a month...
The only channel I am still trying to get, and there only seems to be one option, is my History Channel. Hulu advertises that they have it, but it's not a regular History Channel, it's selected series that air on History Channel. There's a small streaming service with only a handful of channels called FRNDLY TV for $6.99 a month, but the History channel is the only one I would watch.
I think in the end you can duplicate the service you currently get from Cable and you would most like to keep. It seems like a little bit of work to do, but you will save money in the end....

09-25-2025, 09:21 AM	#15
Cal-to-NH Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 114 Thanks: 17 Thanked 56 Times in 27 Posts	Yes, there are options Like others, I am considering cutting the cable as well. The combination of NH Broadband with Youtube TV seems to fill the bill, and two of my friends have done this combo. Along with Netflix, HULU and Amazon Prime, I also pay the annual fee for NESN separately because I love my Red Sox and Bruins games. The NESN hurts at $249 a year, but even with that extra $20 a month, it still beats Breezeline and Spectrum by about $100 a month... The only channel I am still trying to get, and there only seems to be one option, is my History Channel. Hulu advertises that they have it, but it's not a regular History Channel, it's selected series that air on History Channel. There's a small streaming service with only a handful of channels called FRNDLY TV for $6.99 a month, but the History channel is the only one I would watch. I think in the end you can duplicate the service you currently get from Cable and you would most like to keep. It seems like a little bit of work to do, but you will save money in the end....