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Fandango at Home (formerly VUDU): Next Digital Movie or TV Show Purchase/Rental Expired
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Fandango at Home (formerly VUDU) is offering 10% Off Your Next Digital Movie or TV Show Purchase/Rental when you apply promo code FAH10.
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Fandango at Home
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Fandango at Home [watchfandangoathome.com] (formally VUDU)
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Note, must apply the listed promo code on your account; discount will automatically apply to your qualifying order. Code expires March 26, 2024 or while offer last; YMMV
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Vudango? Fandu?
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It stacked w/ my $15 credit from buying $20+ of food from this deal.
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Vudango? Fandu?
Some deals that you could use the 10% off for listed here.
It stacked w/ my $15 credit from buying $20+ of food from this deal.
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Vudango? Fandu?
Some deals that you could use the 10% off for listed here.
Agreed, a pointless re-brand.
Basically it allowed movies to become age appropriate by skipping over problematic parts, or silencing words. Yes, censorship, but thanks, I want my 5 year old to be able to watch more movies without caring about what the director thinks.
And of course it was one of the first things to go when they merged. Along with good promotions soon after.
Not to be a downer, I used to like Vudu, but I don't see them surviving for too long...
Vudango? Fandu?
Some deals that you could use the 10% off for listed here.
It stacked w/ my $15 credit from buying $20+ of food from this deal.
In two years, no one's going to care what it's called, as long as it still works as expected when it was VUDU.
They can do what they want, Elon can buy Twitter and call it "X", and you are welcome to have your opinion. I just think it is dumb to abandon a brand name that took years to build a good reputation. Now, if it is a bad brand that wants to leave it's bad reputation behind, I understand.
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In two years, no one's going to care what it's called, as long as it still works as expected when it was VUDU.
I would say more often than not they keep the name when it's a huge company like this. It's brand recognition and built up goodwill. It's part of what you are paying for. Amazon bought Whole Foods, it's not Amazon foods now. Same with Woot.
Yes, it will be.