The JTAG-out: Make your JTAG stop chewing on the christmas tree.

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16th-November-2011, 04:47
Drageuth

So a few months ago, I canceled my TV, 'cause I never watched it and it was costing me $60/month. It knocked my current plan down to $62/month (7.5Mbps internet and basic home phone).
My service provider just called me with one of their "promos," saying that they can upgrade me to Broadband 50, keep my home phone, and basic cable for $50/month for the first year. Broadband 50 has a 50Mbps download speed, 3Mbps upload, and 400GB bandwidth.

Be right back. Setting up notifications to cancel this when my one year is up. :wacko:
16th-November-2011, 04:49
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

So a few months ago, I canceled my TV, 'cause I never watched it and it was costing me $60/month. It knocked my current plan down to $62/month (7.5Mbps internet and basic home phone).
My service provider just called me with one of their "promos," saying that they can upgrade me to Broadband 50, keep my home phone, and basic cable for $50/month for the first year. Broadband 50 has a 50Mbps download speed, 3Mbps upload, and 400GB bandwidth.

Be right back. Setting up notifications to cancel this when my one year is up. :wacko:

Sounds like a killer deal :awesome:
16th-November-2011, 04:59
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Sounds like a killer deal :awesome:

It is, provided I remember to give notice to cancel by October 19th of next year. Otherwise, the cost jumps to $150/month. Which I'm not paying. :sad-no:
16th-November-2011, 05:09
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

It is, provided I remember to give notice to cancel by October 19th of next year. Otherwise, the cost jumps to $150/month. Which I'm not paying. :sad-no:

Make sure it's not a 2 year contract.

They do that here. They give you an awesome price for 12 months, but you have to sign a 24 month contract to get it.
16th-November-2011, 05:19
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Make sure it's not a 2 year contract.

They do that here. They give you an awesome price for 12 months, but you have to sign a 24 month contract to get it.

Shaw Cable doesn't do contracts. It's their "gimmick" to get customers.
Also, lady on the phone outright said "this is not a contract, you can cancel or change your plan at any time."
16th-November-2011, 05:20
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

Shaw Cable doesn't do contracts. It's their "gimmick" to get customers.
Also, lady on the phone outright said "this is not a contract, you can cancel or change your plan at any time."

Sweet :wacko:
16th-November-2011, 05:28
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Sweet :wacko:

:nod:

Now, to find two games to buy on PSN for less than $40 that don't outright suck.

Or one game in the $30-$35 range, I suppose.
16th-November-2011, 05:31
Colamisu

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

:nod:

Now, to find two games to buy on PSN for less than $40 that don't outright suck.

Or one game in the $30-$35 range, I suppose.

My friend bought Outland on Xbox Live about two weeks ago and he said it was absolutely fantastic. Most likely $10-15.
16th-November-2011, 05:42
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Colamisu

My friend bought Outland on Xbox Live about two weeks ago and he said it was absolutely fantastic. Most likely $10-15.

$9.99... sounds interesting, and got pretty great reviews. Pretty much as soon as I saw "platformer" I was sold. :wacko:
Oh, and I forgot about Limbo. Might have to grab that as well... so I can do another $10 game. Any more suggestions from anyone?
16th-November-2011, 05:46
Colamisu

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

$9.99... sounds interesting, and got pretty great reviews. Pretty much as soon as I saw "platformer" I was sold. :wacko:
Oh, and I forgot about Limbo. Might have to grab that as well... so I can do another $10 game. Any more suggestions from anyone?

If you enjoy grinding, you could get Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. $15, then spend the remaining $5 on Chapter 9 and/or 10 DLC. (9 has the best run speed boots, which are pretty much required, and 10 has the best weapon(s) for most of the characters) Apparently PSN also gets Yoko, Julius, and Chapter 7 for free.

Also, local co-op, which the 360 version was sorely lacking.
16th-November-2011, 05:47
Fer!

IIRC that Castlevania has all the DLC included in PSN.
16th-November-2011, 05:49
Drageuth

Ooo... or possibly Crysis.

SO MANY DECISIONS :ahhh:
16th-November-2011, 05:51
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Colamisu

If you enjoy grinding, you could get Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. $15, then spend the remaining $5 on Chapter 9 and/or 10 DLC. (9 has the best run speed boots, which are pretty much required, and 10 has the best weapon(s) for most of the characters) Apparently PSN also gets Yoko, Julius, and Chapter 7 for free.

Also, local co-op, which the 360 version was sorely lacking.

Can't say I'm a huge fan of grinding, to be honest. Only when trophies are involved. Or Pokemon. :dread:
16th-November-2011, 05:52
Fer!

Bah, I hate how the USB loader hangs up some times. :/ Lost a bit of progress in Skyward Sword but nothing too bad.
16th-November-2011, 05:53
Drageuth

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Originally Posted by Fer!

IIRC that Castlevania has all the DLC included in PSN.

Doesn't look like it, from what I'm reading.