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Do you work for Disney?

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No, I just know how business works.

And that being "upset" over $3/month will take more of a toll on your health than your pocketbook.

(It was underpriced in the first place.)

Charpie said:

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When they launched, I got locked in with their uber cheap rate for 3 years.

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This is what I did. They had a special when they launched (November 2019) that if you prepaid for two years at their annual subscription rate, you got the third year free.

I wasn't going to renew for this 4th year but I decided that it was better to re-up at another annual subscription rate at the November 2022 rate then cancel and then start it up again later because it had been announced earlier this fall rates were going to go up, plus they were doing the commercial tier.



And everyone should just think about how their $3 is going to ESPN/DIsney to help pay for the SEC TV contract so that we can watch A&M football disappoint us.

...I never mentioned price as my decision maker.

if they price hike and numbers stay the same or go up, guess what, more price hikes in the future.

if they price hike and people cancel, well that sends a better message.

ftr, i'm not cancelling because I need to see the Guardians of the Galaxy holiday special

Post your Venmo and I'll send you $3 if you're that upset/in need.

Wouldn't want your kids to be without their streaming service over the Christmas break.

DallasTeleAg said:

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...I never mentioned price as my decision maker.

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So you canceled it because something in She-Hulk bothered you enough to cancel?

I mean you could always just not watch that show?

You're honestly missing out with Andor.

The only thing that bothers me is missing out on Andor. The best genre show this year.

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I get Disney+ for free and I'm not sure why. I'm thinking maybe it was a promotional thing with Verizon and it just never got turned off. It's been a few years. I don't really watch it though, but check every now and then and it still works.

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Post your Venmo and I'll send you $3 if you're that upset/in need.

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Mmmmhhhhmm, didn't need that $3 that badly.

Just wanted to *****.

(It was underpriced in the first place.)

That is 3 dollars I can put towards my gummies come February
I am assuming it will be more for the casual user than those who use it for medicine.

I mean, I already have my medical card, but I won't have to carry it with me starting next February

That new Mando tho

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I'd pay $30 a month for D+ without blinking an eye.

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Nah, the only show that's ever been must-see TV on D+ is Andor, and one show alone isn't worth $30/month.

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The Porkchop Express said:

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I'd pay $30 a month for D+ without blinking an eye.

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Nah, the only show that's ever been must-see TV on D+ is Andor, and one show alone isn't worth $30/month.

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Unlimited access to every SW and Marvel movie, all the Disney movies and shows for my kids, all the incredible stuff from National Geographic, my daughter and I are watching the SImpsons from the very beginning, and on and on and on.

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This is how I look at it. To buy or rent all of the content so my kids can watch it would be way more than what I'm ultimately paying for D+. There will come a point where we don't use it as much at which time I'll cancel and only subscribe when there's something new I want to watch, but I don't think that will happen for a few years.

Mine just renewed for $80 a year for the one without commercials. Try seeing if you can renew at that rate.

Speaking of Disney+ all my Amazon devices are giving me an error 83. Fire sticks and Amazon tablets.

Cell phone app is fine. I have rebooted uninstalled reinstalled and defaulted back to factory settings on all my devices but still error 83. Has anyone had similar experience?

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The Porkchop Express said:

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FL_Ag1998 said:

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The Porkchop Express said:

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I'd pay $30 a month for D+ without blinking an eye.

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Nah, the only show that's ever been must-see TV on D+ is Andor, and one show alone isn't worth $30/month.

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Unlimited access to every SW and Marvel movie, all the Disney movies and shows for my kids, all the incredible stuff from National Geographic, my daughter and I are watching the SImpsons from the very beginning, and on and on and on.

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This is how I look at it. To buy or rent all of the content so my kids can watch it would be way more than what I'm ultimately paying for D+. There will come a point where we don't use it as much at which time I'll cancel and only subscribe when there's something new I want to watch, but I don't think that will happen for a few years.

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Yeah, I get what you two are saying. My son is 13 now, so for the most part beyond D+ being a must-have. 5 years or so ago, it'd be a different story.

I don't think people would be so angry about this if they didn't view it as a must have streaming platform. They know they use it all the time for kids so they are annoyed the price has gone up.

There are two things in my house I can't get rid of between Disney and Netflix. Cable and everything else I cancel at times but those two remain constant.

While being annoyed at it, it's obviously still easily worth it for me. I wouldn't even question it until 15-20 per month.

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FL_Ag1998 said:

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I'd pay $30 a month for D+ without blinking an eye.

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Nah, the only show that's ever been must-see TV on D+ is Andor, and one show alone isn't worth $30/month.

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Unlimited access to every SW and Marvel movie, all the Disney movies and shows for my kids, all the incredible stuff from National Geographic, my daughter and I are watching the SImpsons from the very beginning, and on and on and on.

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This is how I look at it. To buy or rent all of the content so my kids can watch it would be way more than what I'm ultimately paying for D+. There will come a point where we don't use it as much at which time I'll cancel and only subscribe when there's something new I want to watch, but I don't think that will happen for a few years.

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Yeah, I get what you two are saying. My son is 13 now, so for the most part beyond D+ being a must-have. 5 years or so ago, it'd be a different story.

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Even with no kids it's worth it to me for natgeo, Star Wars, marvel. And the simpsons

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Some real jackasses in this thread.

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No kidding. Belongs on the general board (I assume. Haven't ventured there in years).