Comment on Hidden Dangers of Buy Now, Pay Later Apps by Dave
In reply to <a href="https://www.frugalrules.com/buy-now-pay-later-dangers/#comment-210790">Dividend Power</a>.
It’s not too much of a downside imo. I personally don’t like to be in debt so I pay off my purchases asap. I tend to make sure to use BNPL apps (Specifically Klarna) when I know I’m just waiting on my check to hit. This way I get my items sooner than later.
But yeah if you’re going to need to take years to pay for an item or you’re a shopaholic then the apps aren’t for you.
Comment on Survey Junkie Review: Everything You Need to Know About the Survey Site by Paul Lee
I have tried the survey junkie, and have found it to be legit. I have only been doing this for about a month and I have already earned over 62.00 just doing this in my spare time. While you are not going to get rich doing this, the extra money certainly is worth the time answering questions when you are not doing anything else. Eventually this can be very rewarding if you just save this money alone and put it away like a Christmas Club account and save your costs during the holidays....the possibilities are endless.
Comment on 7 Best Ways To Get Free Gas at the Pump by Elisa Joy Hall
Gas vouchers are practically impossible to find regardless of how many charities I check when I was living in my car without a job, no one would help with gas.
Comment on How to Watch NBA Games Without Cable by Jim
Have you considered or tested NBAHD-TV for NBA games?
Comment on Amazon Fire TV Stick Review: Is It Worth It? [2022 Update] by John Schmoll
In reply to <a href="https://www.frugalrules.com/amazon-fire-tv-stick-review/#comment-212110">Teresa Vance</a>.
Sorry to hear that. Yes, it's possible to get CNN & MSNBC live. Sling Blue is your best choice as it offers both in its plan for $35 a month. Unfortunately, it doesn't offer locals. For those, an antenna is your best choice and has a one-time cost of ~ $25-40. If you don't want to deal with that, and only want CBS, Paramount+ Premium is your best choice. It has four local CBS stations, plus lots of other content, for $9.99 a month.
Comment on Amazon Fire TV Stick Review: Is It Worth It? [2022 Update] by Teresa Vance
In reply to <a href="https://www.frugalrules.com/amazon-fire-tv-stick-review/#comment-203799">Jann</a>.
I'm on a fixed income and cable is killing me! I'm pretty sold on the fire stick etc but, I'm a news junkie, activist and basically need news as it's happening. I like MSNBC,pbs,CNN and cbs. Can I get those live?
Comment on Vidgo Review 2022: Everything You Need to Know by DARRIN R YODER
One Con that you should add to the review for Vidgo is that you can't download the app on Samsung devices. So even if you have a smart Samsung TV, you still need another device to stream it.
Comment on FuboTV Review: Is it Worth $70 A Month? by Roger Locke
I’m moving in a little over 2 months.the place I’m moving to is in the country with hardly any internets available.there might be spectrum.
I figure this would be a good way to cut the cord.i just was wondering
about a internet ,and what I might need.
Thank you’
Comment on FuboTV vs. YouTube TV: Which is the Better Live TV Streaming Service? by John Schmoll
In reply to <a href="https://www.frugalrules.com/youtube-tv-vs-fubotv/#comment-211690">Steve</a>.
Yep, you can do that. Your channels may vary somewhat, according to their site, but you can stream in two locations without issue.
Comment on FuboTV vs. YouTube TV: Which is the Better Live TV Streaming Service? by Steve
Great comparison.
One question: Does Fubo TV allow me to stream at my second home,
different zip code?
Youtube TV does!