I’ve been posting recently about the Gubmints Family TV Cord-Cutting experience. So far the results have been mostly positive. There’s a few things we may be missing, but we’re not missing it enough to cough up $1,000+ per year for a Satellite or Cable TV box rental.
From my original cord-cutting post, one of the ‘gap fillers’ I planned to subscribe to was CBS College Sports Live. The plan was to do this during College Football season so I could catch Navy home football games. Continue reading
Recently some bozo hacked the Gubmints.com blog and tricked the 800-lb-gorilla of online searches to think that GubMints is just a euphemism for selling boner pills. It was tricking the search engines to link to content providers who sell stuff that rhymes with ‘Niagra’.
Here’s what I learned, and here’s how to prevent your WordPress (.org) blog from getting hacked like mine did. This is NOT what I expected to be wasting spending my time on when I decided to host a personal finance blog.
If your blog has not been hacked yet, DO THIS NOW: Continue reading
Here’s a 60-day follow-up on our cord cutting experience.
BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): The Gubmints Family is happy we cut the cord. Continue reading
If you arrived here via search engine, my first post about TV cord cutting addresses WHY you will want to do this.
Now here’s the nuts and bolts of cutting the TV cord.
If you want to cut the TV cord and retain the ability to watch live broadcast TV you need the first item – An Over-The-Air (OTA) TV Antenna. Continue reading