Thanks for your input on Rabbit TV and Pluto TV. I cut the cord a few years ago, but it was mainly because I just don’t watch a lot of TV, period, and really never have. I am in my late 60s and tech-savvy in many ways… but not with streaming TV. Yes, I have smart TVs, and Roku hookups, and Chromecast dongles, here and there, but I find it a real pain to sit down and try and find something to watch. My wife loves NetFlix, but that’s really all she uses. If I can find a way to access all that’s out there w/o a torturous journey on several remotes, etc., I would probably watch something on that big Samsung on my living room wall with all the dust on it. I pay attention to sites like yours, and I read the articles carefully. I appreciate your work and tips very much. Reply
I cannot renew my Rabbit TV Plus. I put in part of my renewal data, but could not get your website to scroll down so as to complete my inputs. I tried to go to your HELP, but my browser will not go there. Says it is not trustworthy — STAY OUT. Also, seems to me you do not honor your $10 per year rate that I am supposed to get.. Are you still in business. EN Reply
I’ve subscribed, and paid for, NBC Sports network. They claimed to have transferred my interest in Ice Skating to “Peacock TV”, Peacock seems to have transferred this sporting interest to Rabbit TV! I do not know where my interest in ice skating events is!! Can you help me. Is Rabbit TV the place where I can find televised Ice Skating events, or can you tell me how to find it? Reply
I think Peacock is still your best bet for ice skating. Peacock has a free version and a paid version, though I’m not sure whether the skating content will be behind the paywall or not (I suspect you’ll probably have to have a premium subscription to get the big events, but Peacock’s paid plan is pretty cheap). You can watch Peacock on your computer or on a streaming platform like Roku or Fire TV. I don’t think I’d recommend Rabbit TV for ice skating in particular — you’d be better off with 1) a Peacock subscription and 2) something to watch it on. Hope that helps! Reply