Amazon offers Amazon Prime members: 2-Months of select Streaming Services for $0.99/month each.
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Note: After 2-month promotional period, you will be charged the regular subscription price (see list below for regular prices) unless you cancel. You may cancel any service below, at any time by visiting your Prime Video Channels Manager.
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Amazon offers Amazon Prime members: 2-Months of select Streaming Services for $0.99/month each.
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for finding this deal.
Note: After 2-month promotional period, you will be charged the regular subscription price (see list below for regular prices) unless you cancel. You may cancel any service below, at any time by visiting your Prime Video Channels Manager.
If you cancel right away, you'll only get 1 month of service, since the promotion is not charging you for a 2-month sub all at once. If you want the second month for a buck, you can't cancel until you're charged your second monthly subscription fee, at the earliest.
The AMC+ trial is worth it just to watch Gangs of London. It's one of the best new shows I've watched in the last couple of years, but nobody knows about it because it's stuck on a weird streaming service.
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I haven't even hear of this streaming channel. It crazy how thing really becaming cable
This is the opposite of cable. Cable bundles everything up into just a few big bundles with whatever random channels they choose (and reserve the right to change whenever they like), charge you tons of extra fees, and only the premium cable channels are a la carte.
With a la carte streaming services, you get much more choice by splitting the channels up into their own individual services or mini-packages at a lower price (and no extra fees) so you can choose to subscribe to as little as one at a time, and explore their catalog fully before moving onto the next, taking advantage of separate free trials and promotions along the way.
Cable is still there for you if you want convenience and lots of stuff you won't actually watch at a high price, but streaming services are way different and much cheaper if you're not so lazy that you just subscribe to everything at the same time and keep paying for services you aren't really using.
I haven't even hear of this streaming channel. It crazy how thing really becaming cable
If this were like cable, I would have to sign up for this entire list of channels, they would throw in another hundred channels for "free" and charge $85 before tax plus another $10 for equipment rental.
Last edited by disco_fever June 14, 2021 at 05:30 AM.
If you cancel right away, you'll only get 1 month of service, since the promotion is not charging you for a 2-month sub all at once. If you want the second month for a buck, you can't cancel until you're charged your second monthly subscription fee, at the earliest.
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The AMC+ trial is worth it just to watch Gangs of London. It's one of the best new shows I've watched in the last couple of years, but nobody knows about it because it's stuck on a weird streaming service.
The AMC+ trial is worth it just to watch Gangs of London. It's one of the best new shows I've watched in the last couple of years, but nobody knows about it because it's stuck on a weird streaming service.
Wow, it's got great reviews and I've never heard of it! Thanks for the recommendation, I'll definitely check it out.
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Edit: Nevermind. I realize this would go through Amazon Prime's service and not directly through Paramount+.
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With a la carte streaming services, you get much more choice by splitting the channels up into their own individual services or mini-packages at a lower price (and no extra fees) so you can choose to subscribe to as little as one at a time, and explore their catalog fully before moving onto the next, taking advantage of separate free trials and promotions along the way.
Cable is still there for you if you want convenience and lots of stuff you won't actually watch at a high price, but streaming services are way different and much cheaper if you're not so lazy that you just subscribe to everything at the same time and keep paying for services you aren't really using.
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