The only way anyone's getting internet + cable for 100 bucks or less these days is on a new customer deal, so unless you like changing providers every two years that comparison point needs to be a lot higher. When our FiOS agreement was due to expire the best deal they could offer us for our existing service was $180/mo. We're now at $85/mo (65+20) for internet our one streaming service. Add Amazon Prime if you want to be a stickler, but we'd be using that anyway, and we're still under $100/mo even if you count it. Even if you toss in the cost of a nice antenna and 2 Roku sticks, we were even and saving money after 2 months and have been saving ever $80-$100/mo ever since (depending on whether you count Amazon).
It's no contest for us, but people's needs vary.
Son is using our house in VA. We had a basic TV and lower end internet that was a little over $100 after the fees. But upgraded about a year ago to better tv and internet that is about $160 per month. However I believe just that level internet off their al a carte menu was over $100.
