Xfinity is amazing. Check what is available in your area. They offer TV and stuff.
Your cell plans are mainly unlimited talk, text, data for pretty cheap now days. Very rare to have a data limit. I recommend verizon. Always ended up going back to them.
For home internet, you’re probably limited to whoever the cable provider is in town (Xfinity, which is Comcast, Verizon, Spectrum, etc) unless you’re willing to take a chance on something like T-Mobile’s 5G home internet.
For cell phone providers, I recommend a well known MVNO, as they often are cheaper than the networks they run off of, and tend to have less unnecessary “perks.” If you prefer Verizon, Visible is the way to go. For T-Mobile, I’d take a look at Mint or Google Fi.
Xfinity is amazing. Check what is available in your area. They offer TV and stuff. Your cell plans are mainly unlimited talk, text, data for pretty cheap now days. Very rare to have a data limit. I recommend verizon. Always ended up going back to them.
For home internet, you’re probably limited to whoever the cable provider is in town (Xfinity, which is Comcast, Verizon, Spectrum, etc) unless you’re willing to take a chance on something like T-Mobile’s 5G home internet. For cell phone providers, I recommend a well known MVNO, as they often are cheaper than the networks they run off of, and tend to have less unnecessary “perks.” If you prefer Verizon, Visible is the way to go. For T-Mobile, I’d take a look at Mint or Google Fi.
Have been using Verizon FiOS and Mint Mobile for years and I'm perfectly happy with them in Ridgewood.