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Disney+ debuts a new logo and integrates Hulu content, offering joint subs in the US
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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2024
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Idk how I feel about this whole thing. We had the bundle for a while and then they added another standalone Hulu subscription on top. And tried to convince us that's what we wanted/asked for.
I don't even want to pay for one subscription, let alone twice for the same one.
Last year I found that there was a bundle. But I had to sign up for it via Hulu. Now I still get billed for both. At one point I thought that I was over paying, but I found that the Hulu bundle reduces my Disney sub price to add up to the bundle price.
I think. All I know is that it seems more complicated than it should be.
Oh, and by cancelling my Peacock subscription, I was able to sign up for it free (ad-supported), with my Instacart account.
What a world.
I wonder what deals these companies have. Like can anyone buy 1,000 subs at a reduced price and hook up their customers? This combining services with subscription thing is funny.... but it would be real funny if your weed dealer offered you a free account as long as you bought weed from him every month. Stop buying weed and suddenly your Netflix is cutoff.