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Anyone know what channels are included in Fios plans? Can't find it anywhere on their website. $50 for 125 channels and $70 for 300 plus channels - but nowhere do they say WHAT 125 channels and WHAT 300 channels you get. Or at least - I can't find it. Thank you.
Last edited by chattyneighbor; 02-19-2020 at 07:04 PM..
You need to choose which categories you want for 125 channels by clicking details.
Click details for 300+ channels and it'll show you the list and channels.
You need to choose which categories you want for 125 channels by clicking details.
Click details for 300+ channels and it'll show you the list and channels.
Thanks. I just thought they just had a list of channels they gave you or included in the 125/300+ deal. So if what I watch is included in 125 - I wouldn't need 300+ channels. If I am picking my 125 channels - then why would anyone ever need 300+?
And that's why "cutting the cord" has become so popular.
No kids? Too bad, your package includes The Disney Channel and you get to pay for it.
No interest in Msgr. Jim's recipe for polenta or what's going on at Molloy College? Your package is going to include CFN, whether you watch it or not.
Couldn't care less about The Jewish Jesus? Lucky you! Your package includes Daystar Television.
Not into playing the ponies? That's most unfortunate because your package includes OTB and Belmont Racing.
Thanks. I just thought they just had a list of channels they gave you or included in the 125/300+ deal. So if what I watch is included in 125 - I wouldn't need 300+ channels. If I am picking my 125 channels - then why would anyone ever need 300+?
You pick 5 favorite channels and they base the 125 channels around that. For example if you choose ESPN, a portion of your channels will be sports.
You pick 5 favorite channels and they base the 125 channels around that. For example if you choose ESPN, a portion of your channels will be sports.
Thanks - gave you all rep. I still don't get it. Just because we like Dr. Who on BBC America - it doesn't mean we want a fifth of our channels to center around BBC America. I would like to see what channels I am getting BEFORE signing up - or not getting - and BEFORE they decide to price me. You can't really price shop without knowing what is included in the package. I don't know why Verizon thinks it can just guess what I want to watch based on 5 channels- its like Facebook trying to determine what I want to see in my newsfeed. Result is - the last time I opened my Facebook page was probably about 2 years ago and one of the kids fake posted on it ! LOL.
FIOS allows you to Mix & Match with Youtube TV (free month also). It's not any cheaper than going directly to Youtube TV yourself other than extended free time, but there's another option. Love it so far. Don't miss the cable box cords and their monthly fees one bit.
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