I don't have an answer for the frontier question but if you need a replay me or @tcf15 will have it up on uconnhuskygames.comNot on the list of providers which is monumentally long. Am I missing something?
Anybody out there who has it. I didn't tape the game today cause I figured I could watch it on the xbox tonight.
I don't have an answer for the frontier question but if you need a replay me or @tcf15 will have it up on uconnhuskygames.com
Fishy said:You have to be on your home network if you're on Frontier. If not, you are out of luck.
Get away from them as fast as you can. The roll out of Obamacare was smooth as silk compared to this mess. Other providers on CT are offering decent two year deals right now plus other little incentives, like gift cards. They're getting a lot of customers bailing from Frontier. ATT execs must be laughing all the way to the yacht store.I remember after an hour on the phone with Frontier the lady directed me to https://frontier.com/tveverywhere and literally told me I'd have to keep checking back to see when the WatchESPN service will be provided
Atleast for me, Frontier has been much better lately. No choppy screen issues and the internet speeds seem to have gone back to normal. They also support watchespn now. I honestly haven't had to think about it in a month or two, which is a good thing.Bump. It's been a few months - any updates from folks who have stuck with Frontier? My comcast bill just went up and I want to review my options (access to WatchESPN, etc. not the biggest factor for me). I noticed Frontier's $35 internet offer says no phone line required - is that a FiOS-like technology / will it work in my apartment building if there isn't a FiOS line? I'd rather not have to get a landline but I guess I'd consider it if I can save some cash. Also considering SlingTV as an option. Any updates / comments would be appreciated....
junglehusky said:Bump. It's been a few months - any updates from folks who have stuck with Frontier? My comcast bill just went up and I want to review my options (access to WatchESPN, etc. not the biggest factor for me). I noticed Frontier's $35 internet offer says no phone line required - is that a FiOS-like technology / will it work in my apartment building if there isn't a FiOS line? I'd rather not have to get a landline but I guess I'd consider it if I can save some cash. Also considering SlingTV as an option. Any updates / comments would be appreciated....
Ever since the switch I had constant problems. I went back to Cablevision for Internet and phone. Same price. Speed 6x. Best decision I made in a while.
I don't have an answer for the frontier question but if you need a replay me or @tcf15 will have it up on uconnhuskygames.com