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Cincinnati Bell Fiber Optic Package

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Nope, I dumped Cincy Bell years ago from my home phone. They dont even offer the cable or internet out this way.

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Do you remember what sports stations Insight had that Bell didn't?

 

Really the main one was Fox Soccer in HD. I mean, I like the NFL Network, but it wasn't a deal breaker as I can rarely sit and watch it anyway. I don't remember Bell having the NFL Network.

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Nope, I dumped Cincy Bell years ago from my home phone. They dont even offer the cable or internet out this way.

 

The Fiber package is not available everywhere. It's different than their previous offerings.

The Fiber package is not available everywhere. It's different than their previous offerings.

 

They have never offered even basic internet out this way. Just land line phone at an astronomical rate.

Anyone have an update on the TV package side of fiops?

 

My only choice right now is Insight (line of sight) but fiops will be a choice soon.

 

Anyone?

Have not heard very good things about this service. I am a 16 year DirecTV guy and cannot recommend that service enough. Top notch.

Anyone have an update on the TV package side of fiops?

 

My only choice right now is Insight (line of sight) but fiops will be a choice soon.

 

Anyone?

I'd steer clear of Fiops, it was a total nightmare for me.
Anyone have an update on the TV package side of fiops?

 

My only choice right now is Insight (line of sight) but fiops will be a choice soon.

 

Anyone?

 

We went with Directv about 2 years ago and also kept basic Insight for smaller remote Flat Screens. Directv is the way to go with how you want to view your HiDef TV. Cincinnati Bell has been hanging all of the Fiops equipment around my house the last couple of months. Can't wait til it's available so I can call Insight and tell them where to stick their Mini boxes. For the money I use to spend on on Insight by itself I am now able to have both Directv and Insight and it's a much better picture on the HiDefs. No comparison! My mother got Fiops about 2 years ago and she couldn't be happier. People have told me once the Fiops in installed we should drop Directv. I have to keep the Directv for our Prevost motor home receiver. Directv only charges $10 per month for the extra receiver. There is nothing better than cruising down the road watching Sports Center.:ylsuper:

I love my DirecTV as well but man it's expensive. My in laws down the street get Fiber so I hope it's available soon. They haven't had any issues with it.

I love my DirecTV as well but man it's expensive. My in laws down the street get Fiber so I hope it's available soon. They haven't had any issues with it.

 

Mine doesn't seem any more expensive than Fi-Ops or Insight.....Just shy of $100 a month and more than enough programming. :idunno:

^ I pay $100 for my TV only. Seems a bit much.

^ I pay $100 for my TV only. Seems a bit much.

 

No cheaper with Insight or Cincinnati Bell though...

^ I pay $100 for my TV only. Seems a bit much.
What does that include? Movie or other premium channels?
What does that include? Movie or other premium channels?

 

Mine has 2 movie channels and about 250 other channels.

Mine has 2 movie channels and about 250 other channels.
That's what I figured. After having Insight, Fiops and DirecTV, price-wise DirecTV is as affordable and better over all.

 

If Fiops is straight fiber into the home, I hear it's pretty decent. Any and all should run away from fi-copper. Total nightmare!

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