Which do you use and why? What does it cost you?
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Are they all offered in some sort of package deal? Or you subscribed to each individually?
I just wait for people to log in on my devices and forget to log out. Thus far, I've acquired Netflix and Hulu. I also borrow someone's Prime acct and Disney + acct if I'm so inclined
$0 out of pocket
$0 out of pocket
Just got an email that Hulu is going from $12 to $14 so I immediately canceled. Haha. Now left with Apple, Netflix, and HBO.
netflix - apple plus - hbo max - amazon - hulu - disney plus
netflix i pay for, apple free for a year w/apple purchase - hbo free forever with ATT service - amazon i pay for cuz the prime shipping - hulu - friends account - disney - i used to work there so i have a free pass for that to.
all in im paying about 35 bucks Netflix 20 and Amazon is 15 i think?
netflix i pay for, apple free for a year w/apple purchase - hbo free forever with ATT service - amazon i pay for cuz the prime shipping - hulu - friends account - disney - i used to work there so i have a free pass for that to.
all in im paying about 35 bucks Netflix 20 and Amazon is 15 i think?
whats cool about Hulu is they let you pause for 6 months at a time so no need to cancel..my friend only turns it on if theres something we both want to watch which is rare. I think Pam & Tommy was the last thing worth paying for on there.
YouTube linked from my phone = Free and use it all the time.
Roku = Free and surprisingly decent content. Frequently use it.
Netflix = $14 a month? Occasionally use it.
Amazon Prime not costing me anything. Rarely use it.
Daughter has Disney Plus and leaves it logged in on our TV. Rarely use it.
Roku = Free and surprisingly decent content. Frequently use it.
Netflix = $14 a month? Occasionally use it.
Amazon Prime not costing me anything. Rarely use it.
Daughter has Disney Plus and leaves it logged in on our TV. Rarely use it.
I think we got it for Handmaid's Tale. Glad Hulu notified me that it was time to cancel.
then you have to deal with finding a working link, decent vid quality, and even more importantly, decent audio.
all my friends that swear by these - have trouble finding good links when we finally sit down to watch something,.
worth the $ to get it legit to me, i wouldnt have the patience to sit there nd dig only to find a bropken link over and over.
works fine. the sites change every year but all the live sports of that day will be available. my kid is a Niners fan - he always finds the best stream site links on Reddit, where they gets pretty well vetted by the Reddit crowd. there's lots of sites out in the wild but they usually come with lots of pop-ups and malware.
i know that was an issue at one point a few years back (coinhive) - not sure how big of an issue it still is.
There's a BBC show, Eastenders, that my wife and I like to watch. In Britain there is a TV tax that everyone pays so all BBC content is online and free. I pay about $90 a year for Nord VPN which secretly tunnels my laptop to England where it pops out of an English server and IP address looking English. You just have to look up a British zip code to put in when you create your BBC account and set the laptop's time region to England so it shows English time of day which BBC does check. It asks you once in a while if you paid your TV tax and I just say yes and it continues to work.