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How NOT to Shop for an Over-the-Air TV Antenna
We see cord cutters taking shortcuts and making common mistakes when they start the TV antenna shopping process, which can quickly lead to frustration.
If you want to buy the right TV antenna and optimize your Over-the-Air reception, keep reading to learn the top 5 ways NOT to shop for your first OTA TV antenna…
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Cord Cutting 101: How to Cancel Cable and Start Saving Money in 2020
With these four simple how-to steps, you can cut cable and start enjoying significant savings and more flexible TV viewing experience in 2020.
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2019 Cord Cutter’s Guide for Watching Football Without Cable
If you’re brand new to the world of cord-cutting, the following tips will help you make a smooth transition from cable so you’re all set when it comes time to watch NCAA football and NFL games this season.
How to Set Recordings on Your Tablo OTA DVR
We’re getting back to basics today to talk about how to set recordings on your Tablo OTA DVR. Even if you think you’re a Tablo expert, we guarantee this post will help you optimize your TV recording schedules.
Cord Cutting 101: How to Cancel Cable and Start Saving Money in 2019
In 2019, six people will cancel cable every minute. Cord cutting is easier than EVER before, so keep reading to learn the four simple how-to steps to ditch cable TV forever.
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Beginner's Guide to Over-the-Air Antenna TV
Did you know cord cutters can watch their favorite local broadcast TV stations like ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and more for FREE? Learn how with our beginner's guide to Over-the-Air antenna TV.
5 Easy Cord Cutting Tips for New Cord Cutters
Luke from CordCuttersNews.com is here to share 5 tips to help you get started in the world of cord cutting.
How I Cut the Cord with Tablo – by Corey, the Family-Friendly Cord Cutter
Why did you cut the cord?
After many years of being forced into two-year cable contracts for services and channels I didn’t need, I’d finally had enough.
We had a pretty slim cable package with no premium movie channels and were still paying over $200/month for cable/phone/internet which the cable companies practically force you to bundle together for the best ’savings‘.
No more! I did my homework. Lots of it. And when the contract ended, I cut the cord and used it to swing into some sweet savings.
