"To redeem HBO Max offer, customers must set up an eligible Chromecast with Google TV device and follow instructions to apply offer value to a new HBO Max account by 02/28/2023. This offer can be redeemed only once per person. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer for HBO Max. To redeem the promo code, you must be a new HBO Max subscriber, 18 years or older, be a U.S. resident, and provide a valid payment method. After the 3-mo. promotional period, you'll be charged the then current subscription price for the monthly HBO Max Ad-Free plan (currently $14.99/month plus applicable taxes). If you change your subscription plan during your promotional period, you may lose the benefit of your promo code. To cancel your subscription and avoid being charged, you must cancel before the end of the 3-mo. promotional period. Your subscription will auto-renew each month unless you cancel before the renewal date. To change or cancel your subscription, see Subscription in your profile settings of your HBO Max account."
Thanks, $70 after tax, basically paying $25 for the Chromecast since wife wanted to try HBO max anyways
So just pay $15 for one month of HBO.
The internal storage of Google Chromecast is a joke. People are complaining they can't even update the apps as the storage gets filled up pretty fast.
So just pay $15 for one month of HBO.
The internal storage of Google Chromecast is a joke. People are complaining they can't even update the apps as the storage gets filled up pretty fast.
It'll take her 3 months to watch everything she wants so it's perfect amount of time. I'll be putting the Chromecast on a monitor and using it like a TV via sling
FYI--
DirecTV said as a part of the deal, customers who were previously AT&T satellite, streaming or IP video subscribers will get to keep their video service and any bundled wireless or internet services, including HBO Max. https://www.reuters.com/business/...21-08-02/?
Has anyone been able to redeem the 3 month HBO Max deal as an existing customer by canceling their current subscription and then redeeming the promotional offer?
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~$95 value for $65.
*****NEW HBO MAX subscribers only. Cannot be used as credit for current subscribers as pointed out below by Wildpir8.
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"To redeem HBO Max offer, customers must set up an eligible Chromecast with Google TV device and follow instructions to apply offer value to a new HBO Max account by 02/28/2023. This offer can be redeemed only once per person. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer for HBO Max. To redeem the promo code, you must be a new HBO Max subscriber, 18 years or older, be a U.S. resident, and provide a valid payment method. After the 3-mo. promotional period, you'll be charged the then current subscription price for the monthly HBO Max Ad-Free plan (currently $14.99/month plus applicable taxes). If you change your subscription plan during your promotional period, you may lose the benefit of your promo code. To cancel your subscription and avoid being charged, you must cancel before the end of the 3-mo. promotional period. Your subscription will auto-renew each month unless you cancel before the renewal date. To change or cancel your subscription, see Subscription in your profile settings of your HBO Max account."
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The internal storage of Google Chromecast is a joke. People are complaining they can't even update the apps as the storage gets filled up pretty fast.
The internal storage of Google Chromecast is a joke. People are complaining they can't even update the apps as the storage gets filled up pretty fast.
It'll take her 3 months to watch everything she wants so it's perfect amount of time. I'll be putting the Chromecast on a monitor and using it like a TV via sling
DirecTV said as a part of the deal, customers who were previously AT&T satellite, streaming or IP video subscribers will get to keep their video service and any bundled wireless or internet services, including HBO Max. https://www.reuters.com/business/...21-08-02/?