Soldato
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About £13 a month. If it were a fiver i'd consider it, but still unsure.
Poll: How much do you spend on video subscriptions per month (Sky/Netflix/Prime/D+/HBO etc)?
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About £13 a month. If it were a fiver i'd consider it, but still unsure.
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we have 3 at the moment.
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Nothing. I did just spend the £5 Amazon sent me on buying No Country for old men on Prime video. I know, I need to calm down a bit.
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Netflix via VPN £10
Disney+ £6.66 (£80 annually)
Prime £7.92 (£95 annually)
TV licence £14 or whatever it is. Don't watch anything at all really, but the wife won't ditch TV box or "normal" TV.
Disney+ £6.66 (£80 annually)
Prime £7.92 (£95 annually)
TV licence £14 or whatever it is. Don't watch anything at all really, but the wife won't ditch TV box or "normal" TV.
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Technically prime but only due to having it for other reasons, I don't actually watch anything on there.
I used to sub to netflix once in awhile to catch up, but their pricing models coupled with awful pc based web support have put me off entirely.
I used to sub to netflix once in awhile to catch up, but their pricing models coupled with awful pc based web support have put me off entirely.
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I have all 4 for around £10/month, Netflix Premium (Turkish plan), Prime, Apple TV+ (4 months free), Disney+ (Free with bank account).
I won't be renewing Prime when my sub ends this month due to inclusion of ads.
I've watched ATV+ the most since I signed up, but won't continue when the free plan finishes in a couple of weeks.
Disney+ hardly ever used, once the above to two end I'll see what's there.
Netflix, I'll continue as long as I can on the TR prices, not used much.
I won't be renewing Prime when my sub ends this month due to inclusion of ads.
I've watched ATV+ the most since I signed up, but won't continue when the free plan finishes in a couple of weeks.
Disney+ hardly ever used, once the above to two end I'll see what's there.
Netflix, I'll continue as long as I can on the TR prices, not used much.
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Netflix basic w/ads 5 pm?
Shudder I usually get this for £30 a year with offers
Prime (although I don't count this as we get prime for the delivery so the streaming service is an extra)
Youtube premium - full price, £20 a month but worth it as me, the wife and two kids all use it a lot and the music part means we don't need Spotify anymore. We also gave a spot to a friend and they share disney+ with us.
Shudder I usually get this for £30 a year with offers
Prime (although I don't count this as we get prime for the delivery so the streaming service is an extra)
Youtube premium - full price, £20 a month but worth it as me, the wife and two kids all use it a lot and the music part means we don't need Spotify anymore. We also gave a spot to a friend and they share disney+ with us.
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Just the one, Amazon.
Nothing, besides probably 2-3 times a year when I get Prime when I'm buying things, so strictly for delivery, if it's worth keeping and re-watching forever, so for example LOTR trilogy, classic cinema etc I buy 4K UHD Blu Ray, that way it's mine.
I buy plenty of older films, comedy greats, docu's on cheaper BR or just old DVD.
Yeah, I did at one time think that streaming would offer a forever library of greats at my fingertips, but that's just not the case, it's become little more than popping down the old video shop and renting some VHS tapes (the picture quality with streaming and SKY is laughable). I'm reminded of the huge error I made when largely disposing of my vinyl collection, and old time Hi-Fi system, to go with Cd's (ugh), I think portable music obviously has a lot going for it though, with Spotfiy etc.
In the end, as I found with books, after I tried Kindle, physical media just has a magic to it you can't recreate with convenience. And of course it's yours forever.
I buy plenty of older films, comedy greats, docu's on cheaper BR or just old DVD.
Yeah, I did at one time think that streaming would offer a forever library of greats at my fingertips, but that's just not the case, it's become little more than popping down the old video shop and renting some VHS tapes (the picture quality with streaming and SKY is laughable). I'm reminded of the huge error I made when largely disposing of my vinyl collection, and old time Hi-Fi system, to go with Cd's (ugh), I think portable music obviously has a lot going for it though, with Spotfiy etc.
In the end, as I found with books, after I tried Kindle, physical media just has a magic to it you can't recreate with convenience. And of course it's yours forever.
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£55.50
Sky Q (Ultimate, Movies, Kids, UHD)
Netflix (included with Sky)
Paramount+ (included with Sky)
Disney+ (included with a bank account)
Sky Q (Ultimate, Movies, Kids, UHD)
Netflix (included with Sky)
Paramount+ (included with Sky)
Disney+ (included with a bank account)
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Currently only pay for Netflix & Prime. All the others with the exception of Disney+ I've got for free.
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I currently spend about £25 a month
Amazon: £7.91 (£95 annually)
Apple TV: £5 (part of Apple one subscription)
Crunchyroll: £4.99 (£59.99 annually)
Disney: £6.95 (£79.90 annually)
Amazon: £7.91 (£95 annually)
Apple TV: £5 (part of Apple one subscription)
Crunchyroll: £4.99 (£59.99 annually)
Disney: £6.95 (£79.90 annually)
