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There have been a bunch of threads about streaming service, so I figured I would start a thread on which services you can get bundled.

Off the top of my head:

1) If you pay for Instacart, you'll get Paramount for free (Mine included Showtime)
2). Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Hulu (maybe ESPN+)
2a). Discover bundle with Disney, etc
3) ATT offered free HBO/MAX, but that may no longer be the case
4) Comcast today announced Xfinity StreamSaver™, a streaming bundle of Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV+ for new and existing Xfinity Internet and TV customers.

From Upstater:

1. T-Mobile Wireless and Netflix
2. Spotify for students comes with Hulu

Any others?
 
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temery said:
There have been a bunch of threads about streaming service, so I figured I would start a thread on which services you can get bundled.

Off the top of my head:

1) If you pay for Instacart, you'll get Paramount for free.
2). Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Hulu (maybe ESPN+)
2a). Discover bundle with Disney, etc
3) ATT offered free HBO/MAX, but that may no longer be the case
4)

Any others?
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1. T-Mobile Wireless and Netflix
2. Spotify for students comes with Hulu

Thanks for the Instacart connection...
 
Pricing if possible would be helpful. I'm considering cutting the cable cord.
 
I'm looking. Cut the chord a year ago but YouTube tv now leaves me without the Yankees and most icon Women's games
 
upstater said:
1. T-Mobile Wireless and Netflix
2. Spotify for students comes with Hulu

Thanks for the Instacart connection...
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Do they still do the Spotify/Hulu bundle? Mine is still going strong 10 years later. Probably the best bundle deal ever.
 
JMick said:
Do they still do the Spotify/Hulu bundle? Mine is still going strong 10 years later. Probably the best bundle deal ever.
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Yes, we have it at least. They used to also include Showtime with that but Showtime dropped out
 
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temery said:
There have been a bunch of threads about streaming service, so I figured I would start a thread on which services you can get bundled.

Off the top of my head:

1) If you pay for Instacart, you'll get Paramount for free (Mine included Showtime)
2). Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Hulu (maybe ESPN+)
2a). Discover bundle with Disney, etc
3) ATT offered free HBO/MAX, but that may no longer be the case
4) Comcast today announced Xfinity StreamSaver™, a streaming bundle of Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV+ for new and existing Xfinity Internet and TV customers.

From Upstater:

1. T-Mobile Wireless and Netflix
2. Spotify for students comes with Hulu

Any others?
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The Hulu/Disney+/ESPN bundle does include ESPN+.

@Kitaman - The price is about $82 per month including tax.
 
CL82 said:
The Hulu/Disney+/ESPN bundle does include ESPN+.

@Kitaman - The price is about $82 per month including tax.
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temery said:
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That version does not include live TV. If you want to watch games on the Fox networks, CBS SN, ESPN and SNY for the women's games, you need to get "Hulu live" as well. That bundles at about $82 after tax.

The "Hulu" in the $14.95 package gives you a bunch of movies and television series and ABC shows a day late.
 
I'm on the DOL's Verizon plan that comes with the Disney bundle and Apple music.
 
We cut the cord recently so I'm still new to this. We got Hulu at a very cheap promotional price and the wife tells me we have basic free Peacock. It's confusing so we are actually considering going back to cable.

Le Tour - I need to figure out how I am going to watch the big race this year coming up fast.
Peacock will stream live
USA will stream some stages
NBC select stages
 
Kolumbo said:
We cut the cord recently so I'm still new to this. We got Hulu at a very cheap promotional price and the wife tells me we have basic free Peacock. It's confusing so we are actually considering going back to cable.
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I bet if you go back you'll be disappointed. I could barely watch TV in a hotel room anymore because that's pretty much cable. Good thing they are making their TV's more app-friendly.
 
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Not necessarily a “bundle” but AMEX has a “Digital Entertainment Credit” of $20/mo for Platinum cardholders which reimburses the cost of various entertainment packages as a statement credit, including Peacock and Disney/ESPN bundle. Best part is it’s a “cumulative” benefit meaning it’ll reimburse you for multiple subscriptions in the same category in the same month up to $20 (I.e. can do $5.99 Peacock + $12.99 ESPN both for free).

Benefits Dashboard

global.americanexpress.com global.americanexpress.com
 
I get ESPN+ streaming with Verizon. Also the other Disney streams, which I have never watched.
 
Depending upon which plan you sign up for with T-Mobile, you can get Netflix, Hulu, and Apple TV all included at no additional charge.
 
Brett95 said:
Depending upon which plan you sign up for with T-Mobile, you can get Netflix, Hulu, and Apple TV all included at no additional charge.
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Which plan has the hulo package?
 
Drew said:
Not necessarily a “bundle” but AMEX has a “Digital Entertainment Credit” of $20/mo for Platinum cardholders which reimburses the cost of various entertainment packages as a statement credit, including Peacock and Disney/ESPN bundle. Best part is it’s a “cumulative” benefit meaning it’ll reimburse you for multiple subscriptions in the same category in the same month up to $20 (I.e. can do $5.99 Peacock + $12.99 ESPN both for free).

Benefits Dashboard

global.americanexpress.com global.americanexpress.com
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Also bundles Walmart+, which i believe includes paramount+? could be wrong though.
 
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I think about doing T-Mobile, I'm just not 100% sure how good their coverage is, despite their claims covered 98% of the US
 
CL82 said:
I think about doing T-Mobile, I'm just not 100% sure how good their coverage is, despite their claims covered 98% of the US
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I’ve had it for about 3 years. No issues. Every service has dead zones. When we first got it We had an issue at our house so they gave me a cell antenna that plugs into my router
 
T Mobile I believe added Hulu to their free offers this year.

I haven't kept up, but MLB network might also be free too.
 
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I think they used to call the bundling of content services...cable tv...?
 
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