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How To Cut the Cord on Your Cable Service

Have you been wondering about how to cut the cord on your cable service? With the mad dash for everyone to dump their cable service, it really got me to thinking about how much money I waste each month on my own. I will admit that my husband and I are addicted to binging. We have Netflix and Amazon Prime to feed our habit, and we occasionally subscribe to Hulu to catch our favorites, (the Handmaid’s Tale and any Stephen King related shows). But, at least with those services, I can stop them each month and resume whenever I want. With cable, it is a completely, different story.

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September 5, 2018, by Rachel Lynn Leave a Comment

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author's imageHi & welcome to my blog. I’m Rachel – Southern gal, DIY addict & Organizing fanatic; Woodworking enthusiast, Mom of two, Wife of one. (Read more about me!)

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