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AT&T, Google, Verizon and a few others have actually gone pole to pole, or running conduits thru buried utility neighborhoods, placing fiber through a ton of neighborhoods in the past 2 years. HOA’s have been our biggest opponent due to some tight asses not wanting their grass disturbed, even...

Like I said earlier, if you can get on fiber, it’s really the way to go. Secure limitless speed. You’ll probably need at least a good 18-25Mbps to get your stream on and still have bandwidth for a few other devices to be efficient at the same time. If you have kids with tablets and ****...

If you already have it, or purchase it (Uverse TV), then you’ll continue with your service. Just saying that the word we are hearing is the company will stop selling uverse TV to new potential customers 4th quarter (sept-oct). Just gonna selling internet, slap a modem in , and let you do what...

Sell you the broadband, let you do what you may with it. Wireless won’t be able to touch the speed of light.

Wouldn’t need a dish. Your TV service comes thru the interwebs. Direct now is really no different than any other streaming service (YouTube TV, Xbox/PSView, Hulu....). They’d just rather call it something your familiar with. The next big this will be when 5G fully comes on board. If it...

Just the TV side. They will still support it for customers with the service presently. But they’re not gonna be selling to any new subscribers. Gonna be pushing the Directv Now streaming big time. I’ve been a lineman with them now for over 19 years. The whole industry is changing quickly.

AT&T is pulling the plug on Uverse TV sales in September. Curious to see how it plays out.