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Ae there typically sales on streaming services for Black Friday? If so, is there a certain time that you need to have been unsubscribed?

I know there are different plans and services-just looking for an estimate of an average. Thanks.

[Melissa]

Verizon gives you Hulu, Disney and ESPN free. I’m not sure what the conditions are.

[Patricia]

We do the 99c for one year Hulu offer. It’s usually around Nov. I think.

We just have another family member in the house get it so it’s someone different each year.

[Patti]

We just switch emails back and forth every year. My husband’s one year and mine the next but you could use another email – just have two for this purpose.

[Shari]

No streaming services. No anything except old tv and I am surviving. Library books. Walking my dogs.

Working part time in a warehouse at 68 yrs old. Visiting grandchildren.

Going to their sports events.

Finding out that many past shows and specials are at library. Going to free library and community events.

Riding my bike. Good old jigsaw puzzles. Church.

I do not have time or money resources to waste my time on a cable, streaming service.

Have a home phone/internet plan.

[Alena]

Peacock usually does a Black Friday sale. Last year I paid $21 for a year. Hulu also typically does a Black Friday sale.

I think it was $.99/mo for a year and you could add Disney+ for $2/mo.

Others will usually do 1-3 months for cheap or extended free trials.

[Mary]

I had gotten Hulu for 99 cents a month for a year through Ibotta one year.

Walmart Plus offers Paramount Plus and Peacock at reduced prices for limited times.

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