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<blockquote data-quote="Eat Sleep Fish" data-source="post: 4097155" data-attributes="member: 72897">Just tell them you want their internet only. There could be options for you in that department depending on your location. My parents have ATT internet and it&#039;s really good. Better than my Spectrum internet. Plug a Roku, Fire Stick, or Apple TV to your hdmi port on your tv. Set it up and download the app for whatever you plan on streaming through. It&#039;s hulu in my case. Open the app and register. The apps are free. Hulu gives a 7 day free trial but you still have to pick a package and set up your payment info. This is all rather straight forward. If you don&#039;t want to go that route you could always just go buy you an indoor hd antenna such as the Mohu Leaf. Plugs into your coax port on your tv. It&#039;s very thin and light and costs about $50. No monthly fees but will only be able to watch local channels. Go to disablemycable.com. From there you will be able to click a link that takes you to an FCC website. Enter your zip code or address and it will show you how many channels you can pick up with an antenna. Good luck. It&#039;s worth it unless you like flushing your money down the toilet every month.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eat Sleep Fish, post: 4097155, member: 72897"] Just tell them you want their internet only. There could be options for you in that department depending on your location. My parents have ATT internet and it's really good. Better than my Spectrum internet. Plug a Roku, Fire Stick, or Apple TV to your hdmi port on your tv. Set it up and download the app for whatever you plan on streaming through. It's hulu in my case. Open the app and register. The apps are free. Hulu gives a 7 day free trial but you still have to pick a package and set up your payment info. This is all rather straight forward. If you don't want to go that route you could always just go buy you an indoor hd antenna such as the Mohu Leaf. Plugs into your coax port on your tv. It's very thin and light and costs about $50. No monthly fees but will only be able to watch local channels. Go to disablemycable.com. From there you will be able to click a link that takes you to an FCC website. Enter your zip code or address and it will show you how many channels you can pick up with an antenna. Good luck. It's worth it unless you like flushing your money down the toilet every month. [/QUOTE]

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