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Cant find the Disney add on with no-ads… I click to the 1.99 offer, and it stats the process.
Im to the section of adding CC info, then it says “submit” isnt that finalizing? or is there a step after that for the add on?
You can add it after the purchase as well. Go to your Hulu account, then add-ons, then select the Disney Plus add-on. I have a video here that shows you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xw64Opg7nk
Just found your site through Non Consumer Advocate, although I had been reading your content on Clark.com for years. Didn’t realize you had started your own site–congratulations! So happy I snagged the Paramount + deal. Or should I say my hubby is glad!
BTW, not sure why, but this post and some others for December were way down the list on your homepage. I thought everything was posted in date order, but apparently not. If I hadn’t been scrolling through your posts, I would have missed this deal. I am sure other readers would benefit from current posts showing at the top of the blog page.
Thank you, Barbara. I appreciate that you’ve read my articles over the years. I will try to work on homepage management. I agree with you about the newest/updated articles at the top.
what do you think of iptv smarters? I confess I don’t even understand it- it’s a streaming service whereby you don’t have to pay for HBO, Netflix, etc. (?)
Can you describe how this works and the promises and pitfalls?
I don’t cover them because they’re illegal.
Hi Michael,
I’m a subscriber and follow you on your channel. Thanks for all you do the streaming community.
I’m currently a Paramount+ with Showtime subscriber on an annual plan that expires 12/2/2023. Last year I paid $59.98 for that plan on a 50% off deal at that time. The renew price upcoming in December without a new deal would be $119.99/year
Saw your video about the latest 50% off deal that expires 9/20, mentioning it was for new and returning customers.
As a returning customer, it actually doesn’t look there is a way to “renew” it right now before 9/20 at that 50% off deal price without canceling my current plan and signing up under a new account.
Unless I’m missing something, looks like my best option is to just start up a new annual account before 9/20, which is still much less than renewing the current plan in December
Hi Pete. You are a current customer. Returning would be someone who canceled and was signing up again. You could try that, using a different email addressing or maybe waiting for Black Friday to see if there’s a similar deal!
Hello Michael,
I am considering returning to Frndly (after a year or more). I only do streaming as I cannot afford cable-TV. This is working for sure. When Frndly offers channels, example The History Channel, is this fully anything History offers if you had a direct subscription or only certain programing? I am figuring the latter. I will try the free week or pay for a month but I’m curious exactly what is included with the individual channel offerings. Do you know?
Thanks,
Susan
With History on Frndly, you’re getting the cable channel that you’re familiar with. You can set recordings with the DVR and watch things on your terms if you’re not near the TV when the shows you like air.
Hi Michael,
Following your channel for what a while. I am a current Paramount+ with the Showtime subscriber. My renewal date is 12-16-23 at the current rate I’m paying at $11.99 per month. I just canceled my renewal. I was wondering if I would be able to take a vantage of that three month special for the Black Friday deal even though I have a current subscription until the 16th of December?
The deal is for new and former subscribers only. However, you may want to try using a secondary email address to get the deal.
You show the Hulu $0.99/month special in blue and the Disney + add-on for $2 more in black. Does that mean this special for Hulu will not pair with the $2 Disney add-on? Not much on Hulu for us, but our daughter would love Disney. We would be returning subscribers.