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HBO Max [hbomax.com] has 20% off per month for up to 12 months of either HBO Max Plan.
- With Ads - $7.99/month for up to 12 months
- Ad-Free - $11.99/month for up to 12 months
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Lookieere
asked this question on 01-13-2022 at 10:40 AM
01-13-2022 at 10:40 AM
Sadly, no. This is for the monthly plan and is billed monthly at the discounted rate.
Krantiredeyes
asked this question on 01-13-2022 at 10:12 AM
01-19-2022 at 02:43 PM
I'm sure you can as long as you use a different email address.
DabbleInDeals69
asked this question on 01-13-2022 at 10:41 AM
01-24-2022 at 05:19 PM
Not that I can know of. Just cancel it before it ends and it may trigger other offers
BSGjr
asked this question on 01-25-2022 at 04:52 PM
01-25-2022 at 04:52 PM
Been reading some commentary on this. It's apparently handled pretty much the best of any paid service with ads. HBO originals don't have ads during them at all. The total percentage runtime of stuff with ads is lower than even totally free services with ads like Tubi. Fewer interruptions during shows that have them. They're still ads, but less annoying than most services for sure.
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asked this question on 01-20-2022 at 11:10 AM
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I did think it'd ended after the third episode though. I was surprised to see more episodes pop up later.
So if folks aren't sure about it, lets just say that there's an easy exit point after episode 3?
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I did notice in one of the major streaming service on its android tv app, had an unfilled slot for latitude and longitude. Which to be honest, I wasn't that thrilled with. Talk about an easy way for someone with access to the account to find someone who doesn't want to be found, because they streamed a tv show.
Some services also show different content in other countries when there is some legal arrangement about distribution, so some films and shows may be available in other countries and not here, or not here until later.
I did notice in one of the major streaming service on its android tv app, had an unfilled slot for latitude and longitude. Which to be honest, I wasn't that thrilled with. Talk about an easy way for someone with access to the account to find someone who doesn't want to be found, because they streamed a tv show.
Some services also show different content in other countries when there is some legal arrangement about distribution, so some films and shows may be available in other countries and not here, or not here until later.
Depending on how long you've already had it, you may have already seen everything you care to watch. I'd say if you didn't have it, then there's a huge catalog.
New original releases last year were pretty nice. (whether you enjoyed Matrix or not, you probably were looking forward to it) (Mortal Kombat, Suicide Squad, Matrix...) I think the next big one is Batman.
If you have had it for a few months, it kinda makes sense to cancel it until Batman is released. Save the $15-$30 and get back on in March, keep it for a month or 2 and then cancel it again.
TLDR: Plenty of content if you get it for a few months at a time. And really, that's the SD way.
Depending on how long you've already had it, you may have already seen everything you care to watch. I'd say if you didn't have it, then there's a huge catalog.
New original releases last year were pretty nice. (whether you enjoyed Matrix or not, you probably were looking forward to it) (Mortal Kombat, Suicide Squad, Matrix...) I think the next big one is Batman.
If you have had it for a few months, it kinda makes sense to cancel it until Batman is released. Save the $15-$30 and get back on in March, keep it for a month or 2 and then cancel it again.
TLDR: Plenty of content if you get it for a few months at a time. And really, that's the SD way.
I prefer theater for most movies. I believe Batman is going to be 3 hours, which may be where I would rather stay at home.