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	Name:	George -
	Subject:	Roku, Firestick, Smart TVs
	Date:	2/25/2020 9:30:34 AM

I did it a couple of months ago and I am happy. I droppedn Spectrum ay home and Troy Cable at the lake. I now have Youtube TV, one account, $49, set it up on your cell phone and it travels with you. Hulu has the same deal. I'm saving $150/mo. You can still get all the premium hannels, costs extra just like cable. Some things you should know:

1. You need a smart TV (or buy a $20 Roku device to make TV internet compatible)

2. You can only be using 3 TV's at the same time max.

3. You can "record" a program a program to watch later but it self deleted after 30 days.

4. Or you play past episodes like on demand.

5. You may experience occasional buffering, a few seconds.

Both Youtube TV and Hulu have 7 day free trials.