I know I'm getting ripped off prolly, but I really don't want to mess with any changes until I know what others are paying. Also, I have my company paying the bill each month and then I reimburse them for $150 because they take care of phone/internet/dedicated fax line and it's easier if we only have one bill. I use my bus line as personal line if needed. We had two numbers for the longest time, and verizon messed up billing about every 3 months. Our personal service includes unlimited long distance, highest speed internet, 2 DVR boxes, Quantum FIOS, expanded basic cable...all with Frontier Communications. I cannot remember the total bill that Frontier charges my company.

Our internet fees are 39 at home and 59 at the lake. No land lines and we stream our Tv�s and music. Both are fast connections.

Way too much off top of my head I think about $200 at some point I will get on a bundle deal then just change every year to try and save cost but realistically probably will not bother until I am retired and have time to deal with it. Or I will just go internet based TV and have an HD antenna for if/when internet is down. Right now I watch as much as anything thru the ROKU anyway. Either shows/movies on Prime and as much as anything Youtube videos.

Okie, you'd hate to hear what I pay for our office internet & phone system. It's high.

But, at home I simply have Frontier FIOS for $30 a month - I believe it's 150mbps speed. We have Amazon Firesticks on each TV, and subscribe to Netflix ($11/mo), Amazon Prime ($119/yr), and Sling TV (about $20/mo). Total comes to about $74 monthly. I keep telling myself that at some point I'm going to install an antennae so that we can pick up broadcast news when our internet goes out.

I don't know about the business side of Frontier, but for residential I just went through it. I had a year long "contract" and when it gets close to expiration, they send you a card about how you are a loyal customer and can get a "good" rate to renew. Well, that good rate the first call to them was $17 more per month than before. So I hung up. Called a week later, they said my good rate would be $22 more per month. So I waited two more weeks and called. Then they gave me a rate $20 less per month for an increase in my Internet speed. Go figure. They would be better off to not play games like that. Why should you have to threaten to quit service to get a competitive rate?

Idk

Att internet, phone payment, unlimited data, talk and text is $155 a month.

$49 for 24Mbps ATT Uverse Internet. No cable or phone.

About $65 for Internet and Sling Tv. No landline.

We had to cancel AT&T, their internet speeds and what they were charging was crazy. We have 200mbps for 49.99/mo - dropped sling, just have hulu, prime and netflix along with the local channels. We watch maybe 2 hours of tv a night.

$45 for internet, $20ish for streaming services.

I pay $140 for DirectTV and $64 for internet.

At our place at Lake Fork I pay $203 a month for Dish and high speed Internet service. I've tried things that were supposed to be cheaper and just as good. They might of been cheaper but not near as good. At our house in Fritch we pay $134 for every channel Dish offers and High Speed Internet, our land line is seperate and is $62 flat rate. My wife keeps telling me that we should get rid of the land line as we seldom use it but I just don't have it in me. Our Dish bill every month is more than I paid a month when I bought my first house 40 years ago.

A lot. Plus Sirius xm cuz there's no radio here.

for uverse 450 and inet we pay about $185/mo