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The Roku Channel: 2-Months Showtime, Epix, or Discovery+ Streaming Service Expired
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The Roku Channel Offers 2-Months of Service to Select Streaming Services for $0.99/Month.
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The Roku Channel Offer: Eligible subscribers only. Offer ends 5/29/22 at 11:59 PM PST. Valid on participating partners' channels on The Roku Channel only. This is a recurring monthly subscription with an initial 2 month promotional offer. After the promotional period ends, your subscription will continue to automatically renew at the regular subscription price until you cancel.
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I'm sure this comes as no surprise to regular SlickDealers, but it should be noted that after the 2-month promo period, subscriptions will automatically renew at the full price, unless cancelled before then. No refunds.
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I'm sure this comes as no surprise to regular SlickDealers, but it should be noted that after the 2-month promo period, subscriptions will automatically renew at the full price, unless cancelled before then. No refunds.
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Terms & ConditionsThe Roku Channel Offer: Eligible subscribers only. Offer ends 5/29/22 at 11:59 PM PST. Valid on participating partners' channels on The Roku Channel only. This is a recurring monthly subscription with an initial 2 month promotional offer. After the promotional period ends, your subscription will continue to automatically renew at the regular subscription price until you cancel. You can cancel any time before your subscription renewal date to avoid being billed for the next term. No refunds are given for partial cancellations. Content may be viewed only on The Roku Channel in the US and may not be available on certain non-Roku devices. This promotional offer is subject to change or may be canceled at any time without notice. Not valid with other offers. Void where prohibited. The Roku Channel Terms of Service are available at https://go.roku.com/therokuchannelt How to watch: Subscriptions or other payments may be required to access certain channels and content. Channel and content availability is subject to change and may vary by region. |
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This is indeed why they run these promos you are correct.
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Their own support page does not mention access to paid channels either:
What can I watch on The Roku Channel on my Amazon Fire TV device?
With The Roku Channel on Fire TV, you'll have easy access to:
Thousands of free, ad-supported movies and TV episodes
Access to more than 115 live/linear channels
Kids & Family entertainment offering thousands of TV episodes and movies
I just noticed the same thing. The Roku channel app on my Firestick gives me an error message when I try to access this special offer.
I agree but personally jump on a lot of these cheap video and music streaming deals all the time. I have made it a point to ALWAYS add an entry to my main work calendar (which I live by every day) and haven't missed a cancellation in years. I also find 1-2 months on any particular service once or twice a year actually works out better given the limited content for each service. New season of a show I like comes out? Put it on the list, keep an eye out for deals on SD and I eventually get something and bing it for a few weeks.
You are right - they are counting on you to forget.
Once you subscribe, you can stream all the premium content directly from The Roku Channel, which is available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, iOS, Android, and your browser. https://thestreamable.com/news/de...s-and-more [thestreamable.com]
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