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Long list of 99 cent (per month for 2 months) streaming subscriptions on the Amazon Prime Video website includes AMC, MGM, and Starz (but not Disney or HBO). Sign up before June 26. https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/s...on/default
Also, if you're a T-Mobile subscriber, they have a free 3-month MGM+ trial on their mobile app this week.
You can get these for .99 each which I think is better because you can cancel each one separately if the others have nothing you want to watch at the end of the month. Not a big deal either way.
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You can get these for .99 each which I think is better because you can cancel each one separately if the others have nothing you want to watch at the end of the month. Not a big deal either way.
You can get these for .99 each which I think is better because you can cancel each one separately if the others have nothing you want to watch at the end of the month. Not a big deal either way.
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Long list of 99 cent (per month for 2 months) streaming subscriptions on the Amazon Prime Video website includes AMC, MGM, and Starz (but not Disney or HBO). Sign up before June 26. https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/s...on/default
Also, if you're a T-Mobile subscriber, they have a free 3-month MGM+ trial on their mobile app this week.
I got mgm+ 8 days ago for 99c/mo (I didn't see the deal showing just now, but might have missed it., but would prefer this deal.
I wish my hbo/max were up for renewal because it's $133 on prime right now. I paid more than that earlier this year. There was only a $25 credit on Amex that I could find to reduce their $184/yr price. I got it 2 years ago for $104 incl amex credit + CB
the prime interface isn't as slick as the direct hbo/max on my google for tv
You can get these for .99 each which I think is better because you can cancel each one separately if the others have nothing you want to watch at the end of the month. Not a big deal either way.
Although that's a whopping $0.22 more I like the flexibility it offers, so I'm going that route. Thanks!
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amc+ has ads, at least the one show I watched had a 30 sec ad at the beginning, I stopped watching half way through it. mgm+ has none. I wish they would state up front if the streaming is ad subsidized or not
amc+ has ads, at least the one show I watched had a 30 sec ad at the beginning, I stopped watching half way through it. mgm+ has none. I wish they would state up front if the streaming is ad subsidized or not
There are two AMC+ options, both $.99. Regular AMC+ has ads, then Premium is "no ads except live TV and a few shows."
I get it for live TV, but if you're putting ads in your premium subscription that's an easy way for me to choose not to subscribe. I've pretty much stopped watching regular Prime shows because of that. I know it's relatively cheap to upgrade to ad free, but it's the principle of it that irks me, so I just go elsewhere.
You can get these for .99 each which I think is better because you can cancel each one separately if the others have nothing you want to watch at the end of the month. Not a big deal either way.
Yes been on MGM for the last two months for that price....definitely going to cancel once From is done airing in a couple of days, because there is nothing else on there I want to watch.
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Also, if you're a T-Mobile subscriber, they have a free 3-month MGM+ trial on their mobile app this week.
I wish my hbo/max were up for renewal because it's $133 on prime right now. I paid more than that earlier this year. There was only a $25 credit on Amex that I could find to reduce their $184/yr price. I got it 2 years ago for $104 incl amex credit + CB
the prime interface isn't as slick as the direct hbo/max on my google for tv
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I get it for live TV, but if you're putting ads in your premium subscription that's an easy way for me to choose not to subscribe. I've pretty much stopped watching regular Prime shows because of that. I know it's relatively cheap to upgrade to ad free, but it's the principle of it that irks me, so I just go elsewhere.
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