Update: This popular deal is still available.
HBO Max has their
HBO Max Yearly Plans on sale below when you
select the Yearly Plan option.
Thanks to Community Member
abhilashnazar for sharing this deal.
- Note: You may need to click/tap on the 'View Plans' button at the top of the page to start choosing your plans.
Available:
- With Ads
- $69.99/year (~$5.80/month)
- Exclusive streaming access to the biggest Warner Bros. movies of 2022 at no extra cost
- Watch everything with limited ads for a lower price
- Ad-Free
- $104.99/year (~$8.75/month)
- Exclusive streaming access to the biggest Warner Bros. movies of 2022 at no extra cost
- No ads, no interruptions
- Download your favorites to watch on-the-go
- Stream in 4K UHD (as available)
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If they do in the future I will think about joining then...their stock is down 49% in the past 5 years....I hope they make a change soon
I'll have to assume that all of them are probably so young they weren't around when you had to pay more than the cost of HBO Max now for a single channel (eventually up to like 7-10 if you don't count the East/West as dupes). With no On Demand or DVR unless you made room or had a blank VHS (and still had to have the program on to record it).
It's literally HALF the cost of what HBO (channel) has always been. And that's for the ad free option. Which was never an option when sub'd via cable. I'm sure most ppl spend more than the monthly cost every day for lunch.
Seems there's a lot of out of touch, entitled people out there that seem to have gotten used to (and believe) that any streaming service can survive on $5-$10/mo. I don't care if they have 300 million subs. That just means they have to pay even more to build and maintain the infrastructure needed for the service and it's not sustainable.
I know this because it's my job to know. Years ago I was administering a certain well known site that held the title for pushing the most traffic on the internet well into Netflix's move to streaming. (And still does a fairly large chunk). If people think it is ANYTHING like "running your own Plex or Jellyfin", just on a larger scale, they are 1000% wrong.
Enjoy the apparently "overpriced" service while you can. All prices on all streaming services will continue to go up. Or they won't be around anymore. Plain and simple. You cannot increase user base while also having the storage and bandwidth requirements go up without spending a $hit ton on the infrastructure, coders and devs to keep the innovation coming, admins and support to keep the above mentioned infrastructure running while also not forgetting about everyone else that's needed outside of the direct IT staff...
Hell, I remember spending millions on TWO decked out Isilons for *temporary* content storage. And it wasn't even half of the space required. That's just storage. And this was 20+ years ago. And that price comes nowhere near the cost of the core and edge network equipment. Could blow millions on a single router..and of course you can't have just what you need. REDUNDANCY is a bitch. So multiply all the cost by at least 3.
And ppl complaining about $8 and some change. SMH
Sounds more to me like you just didn't understand anything I said (or just have no grasp on the concept of exaggeration as any halfway intelligent human being would understand that it was and not respond with the completely obvious) and rather than trying to understand or have a real discussion or debate about it, you opted to attempt to spout insults.
So tell me can you actually contribute something or are you just here to troll?
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I was not able to get a refund since my original subscription was purchased through Google Play. Oh well, loss of $12 to save $45. Still worth it.
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