Comments on: Don’t Have The NFL Game You Want Showing In Your Area? Want It?

By: Sherry

Sherry — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 05:21:05 +0000

over here we used cable tv where we need to pay $110 every month, we don’t have the sports or cnn channel because you need to buy that package to watch.

By: hank

hank — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:57:11 +0000

@MrToughMoneyLove – Thanks for commenting and I hear you; and probably shouldn't be touting the application, because yes, the APP isn't illegal, but without "express written consent of the NFL" you shouldn't be using the output of the product they provide. But at the same time, my blog is about money management and providing ways to save, and this certainly falls into the “money saving” realm. But yes, I don’t want to under-emphasize the fact that the NFL may (or may not) breathe down your neck for viewing the streamed media. I’m not here to It’s been stated that the file and proper not legalities it probably is a choke point for viruses and possibly other nefarious apps because of its nature and I don't want that for my readers. I'm not going to not bring it to attention though as it is plastered across the internet if you search for it, so I’m not breaking any new grounds here. Additionally, keep in mind that “the masses” can have a dramatic impact on the changing of a service. If enough people latch on and read about it, DirectTV and Comcast will get the picture that they can’t hold everyone in their duopoly to the fire. Comcast often times is my second most expensive monthly bill, rivaling my power/water bills each month in the amount they charge me and quite frankly, I’m not a big fan of the amount, but I AM a big fan of saving, hence the post. @Jeff S – Thanks for coming by - I’m down with the idea and like I said to MrToughMoneyLove about “the masses” – we can have an impact on having them change the service. I think the internet is where it’s at now, and even more so in the future… @barry snellman – Thanks for stopping by! Let’s try to keep it civil. Everyone has their opinion and I am happy to let it be heard. It’s a valid concern and I’m all for opening the debate here if others have an opinion on it. It’s about money for me, saving, keeping, learning, etc – and this topic certainly has to do with money. I’m not telling people to do it, but I’m giving them the option to look into it if they’d like…

By: barry snellman

barry snellman — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:21:53 +0000

Hey mr toughmoneylove how about you hop off your moral high horse and realize that not everyone is AGAINST p2p and file sharing. I thank hank for bringing this to the attention of his readers. Illegal or not.

By: Jeff S.

Jeff S. — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:04:40 +0000

I’m all for sticking to the cable giants! They have been bending me over for years and I agree Hank, it really is depressing to see how much the NFL specifically has dropped off the map on standard cable, but they still find a way to ‘nickel and dime’ you. Thank you for bringing it to our attention (illegal or not)!

By: Mr. ToughMoneyLove

Mr. ToughMoneyLove — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:57:00 +0000

Please don't support these services that aid in illegal streaming of commercial content. If TVants was throwing bank money from the back of the getaway vehicle - would you grab it? Mr. ToughMoneyLove's last blog post..Doing Nothing Can Be a Strategic Response to a Market Crash