Remember the big deal about cutting the cord??....did you really??
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She reminds me of Jackie Cruz from Orange is the new black.
Nigga, that hand/wrist hanging down in that last pic fucked me tip for a millisecond there. And I know I aint the only one.
Nigga, that hand/wrist hanging down in that last pic fucked me tip for a millisecond there. And I know I aint the only one.
Nosir boss..I saw nothing but pussy..brah
Funny, I got this email just today:
Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV Price Change
Hi Art,
We’re reaching out to let you know that the price of your Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV plan will increase from $50.99/month to $60.99/month on Wednesday, December 18, 2019.
This price change allows us to continue delivering the best live and on-demand TV experience for you. In addition to ongoing product enhancements, Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV will continue to include the largest streaming library with more than 85,000 episodes of TV, movies, and award-winning Hulu Originals.
The price adjustment will be reflected during your first billing cycle after December 18. As always, you have choice and control in how you watch Hulu. Explore all of our plan options and find the one that best fits your unique needs, or to cancel, visit your Account page.
The Hulu Team
Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV Price Change
Hi Art,
We’re reaching out to let you know that the price of your Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV plan will increase from $50.99/month to $60.99/month on Wednesday, December 18, 2019.
This price change allows us to continue delivering the best live and on-demand TV experience for you. In addition to ongoing product enhancements, Hulu (No Ads) + Live TV will continue to include the largest streaming library with more than 85,000 episodes of TV, movies, and award-winning Hulu Originals.
The price adjustment will be reflected during your first billing cycle after December 18. As always, you have choice and control in how you watch Hulu. Explore all of our plan options and find the one that best fits your unique needs, or to cancel, visit your Account page.
The Hulu Team
She reminds me of Jackie Cruz from Orange is the new black.
Pussy look like it drink malt liquor and smoke squares.. Goddamn.
my typhoon and cyberflix stop working is Disney crackin down lol. trying take all the good shit.
Is Marvel Streams still working?
The cord cutting argument seemed to be more about saving money by only choosing the channels/content that you wanted to see. A la carte
my ninja @killagram said "slick as green shit"
my ninja @killagram said "slick as green shit"
Was this your first notice about this? Seems like they sprung this on you kind of quick. If I didn't know better, I would say Disney trying to make up for the money they are losing on Disney+
Hulu is raising the price of its live TV service for the second time this year
Hulu is bumping the price of Hulu + Live TV by nearly 22 percent in its second price hike this year.
Hulu is raising the price of its live TV service for the second time this year
https://www.cnn.com/profiles/allen-kim
By Allen Kim, CNN
Updated 5:37 PM ET, Fri November 15, 2019
Hulu is raising the price of its live TV service for the second time this year
https://www.cnn.com/profiles/allen-kim
By Allen Kim, CNN
Updated 5:37 PM ET, Fri November 15, 2019
(CNN)Hulu is bumping the price of Hulu + Live TV by nearly 22 percent in its second price hike this year.
The new price increase will bring Hulu's live TV service up to $54.99. This follows a price increase from January that saw the cost rise from $39.99 to the current price point of $44.99.
The price increase takes effect for new subscribers on December 18, while existing subscribers will see the increase in their next billing cycle.
Disney+ looks irresistible. But here's what it's missing
It's a sizeable increase, and the company acknowledges as much, writing in a blog post that "price changes are never easy to stomach."
Hulu claims it has the most popular live TV service, according to a blog post by the company. It is competing against YouTube TV and AT&T TV Now, which cost $50 and $65 a month, respectively.
AT&T owns WarnerMedia, which is the parent company of CNN.
The company says that it has made it easier for users to switch between its different subscription plans. So, if you're a football fan and only need its live TV service during the season, you can switch to a lower-tier option once the season ends.
"We realize many Hulu customers want even more choice and control over their live viewing experience, so we're actively exploring ways to provide additional, more tailored live TV options to you in the future," the company wrote.
It appears that Hulu may be exploring the possibility of offering lower-priced bundle options, which could limit the channels from the 60-plus live sports, news and entertainment channels currently available to users.
I thought something similar. It's like a 20$ increase in one year. This one right after Disney+. So Disney making money regardless.
Yes, first notice.
Hulu is raising the price of its live TV service for the second time this yearHulu is raising the price of its live TV service for the second time this year
Hulu is bumping the price of Hulu + Live TV by nearly 22 percent in its second price hike this year.www.cnn.com
https://www.cnn.com/profiles/allen-kim
By Allen Kim, CNN
Updated 5:37 PM ET, Fri November 15, 2019
(CNN)Hulu is bumping the price of Hulu + Live TV by nearly 22 percent in its second price hike this year.
The new price increase will bring Hulu's live TV service up to $54.99. This follows a price increase from January that saw the cost rise from $39.99 to the current price point of $44.99.
The price increase takes effect for new subscribers on December 18, while existing subscribers will see the increase in their next billing cycle.
Disney+ looks irresistible. But here's what it's missing
It's a sizeable increase, and the company acknowledges as much, writing in a blog post that "price changes are never easy to stomach."
Hulu claims it has the most popular live TV service, according to a blog post by the company. It is competing against YouTube TV and AT&T TV Now, which cost $50 and $65 a month, respectively.
AT&T owns WarnerMedia, which is the parent company of CNN.
The company says that it has made it easier for users to switch between its different subscription plans. So, if you're a football fan and only need its live TV service during the season, you can switch to a lower-tier option once the season ends.
"We realize many Hulu customers want even more choice and control over their live viewing experience, so we're actively exploring ways to provide additional, more tailored live TV options to you in the future," the company wrote.
It appears that Hulu may be exploring the possibility of offering lower-priced bundle options, which could limit the channels from the 60-plus live sports, news and entertainment channels currently available to users.
I didn't even know this. I signed up for the service in around April so that I could watch NBA games with the playoffs approaching. (It was good for that maybe 80% of the time but there were times when the live feed would be poor quality or the DVR would miss the game or cut off before it ended.)
If I signed up for $40, I'd be super-irritated and probably cancel. I also get the basic Hulu service with no ads, which I don't think is counted in that $40.
I really like having 200 hours of DVR and watching almost anything I want on Cable. But I haven't used the actual Hulu part of Hulu in months so I might cancel that after the holidays.
Whats your live sports app?In home antenna for local channels
$50 for internet
$20 GearsTV for every channel
(Now that I found a live spots app for the stick, I might dump Gears)
did you ever look into youtube tv?
I'm running my iptv, teatime, teraniumtv, and some other programs for movies and I pay $240 a year. Cable tv, every movie and tv show ever made, etc. I keep telling these dudes as they debate over disneytv and netflix when we have all that shit for free in 4k. Fuck it let them pay
Who is dis broad in yo SIG???
Yes. I think I opted for Hulu at the time because I really wanted to see The Handmaid's Tale, which I am now caught up on. So my reason for picking that over YouTube TV aren't really relevant anymore because I have far less free time and don't take advantage of the basic Hulu service.
As far as the cable DVR service, I don't really know the difference. I've been fairly happy with Hulu when it comes to that-- They only piss me off when it comes to sports but I don't know if YouTube is any better.
Amazon prime (roughly $12/month)
YouTube red ($10/month)
Hulu ($10/month includes Spotify)
Brown sugar ($3.99/ month)
Stars ($8.99 a month)
Showtime ($10.99 month shared)
Netflix (borrowed password)
Purchased seasons (roughly $12/month)
Comes to $68 a month but the catch is that Spotify, YouTube red, and Amazon prime on essential for my business. Cable TV is not
YouTube red ($10/month)
Hulu ($10/month includes Spotify)
Brown sugar ($3.99/ month)
Stars ($8.99 a month)
Showtime ($10.99 month shared)
Netflix (borrowed password)
Purchased seasons (roughly $12/month)
Comes to $68 a month but the catch is that Spotify, YouTube red, and Amazon prime on essential for my business. Cable TV is not
What service are you using?
This is exactly what I use and it has everything Hulu, Netflix, and all the others have. So add my Prime membership and I'm good to go. My internet is $50. So in my opinion I made the best decision because I'm not big on TV anyway.
Uverse (AT&T) has remained reasonable with their prices with all the competition. My cable bill has actually gone down by a few dollars over the past 3 years. I've got the top tier U450 package. All the premium channels included. Internet. 4 cable boxes. 2 of which are wireless. All for $178.63 a month taxes included. Any other shows I want to see on HULU (Handmaid's tale) or any other subscription service I use a VPN and download off one of the torrent sites. I'm all good. 
Starting my first cord cutting set-up next week.
My internet will be $55/month, and I use that to make supplementary income so that basically pays for itself.
I'm leaning towards Sling Blue for $25/month, I only need TNT, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, FX and FS1.
I might alternate between subscribing to Hulu or Prime for $13 or buy a Nitroflare premium account for $16 because I know how to find TV show and movies for download.
Got an antenna for local channels.
I heard that Verizon customers get Disney+ free for a year, I'm going to look into that, too.
And the rest of the time I just watch free Youtube.
My internet will be $55/month, and I use that to make supplementary income so that basically pays for itself.
I'm leaning towards Sling Blue for $25/month, I only need TNT, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, FX and FS1.
I might alternate between subscribing to Hulu or Prime for $13 or buy a Nitroflare premium account for $16 because I know how to find TV show and movies for download.
Got an antenna for local channels.
I heard that Verizon customers get Disney+ free for a year, I'm going to look into that, too.
And the rest of the time I just watch free Youtube.
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here you guys go
local TV
not available in all states
local TV
Propshere you guys go
local TV
not available in all states
Thanks bro. Will try it out. Always good to have a few backup sports apks.
$350 a month!!!
Spectrum has 200 up with that 200 down? Or do you mean 10 up?
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69 for my internet with spectrum
Amazon prime 119(although im going to try to renew that at a student rate)
Antenna for my local channels
Usually dont really have time to watch TV like that...I spend a lot of time on my PC when I'm at home so I want to turn my PC into a media center and have multiple monitors..I need to upgrade it..still running a Pentium 4
Amazon prime 119(although im going to try to renew that at a student rate)
Antenna for my local channels
Usually dont really have time to watch TV like that...I spend a lot of time on my PC when I'm at home so I want to turn my PC into a media center and have multiple monitors..I need to upgrade it..still running a Pentium 4