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You'll be able to buy a cheap Netflix and Max bundle soon, but only if you're on Verizon
If – like us – you're weary of what seems like ever-increasing streaming prices, Verizon's new subscription bundle could be the shape of better things to come. Today, the telecom giant announced a new $10 per month streaming deal that gives its myPlan customers access to both Netflix and Max – and it will be available as soon as December 7.
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Verizon subscribers can get Netflix and Max for $10 a month
Verizon said Monday it’s offering a discounted bundle of Netflix and Max streaming subscriptions. The pairing of the two services is the first of its kind, giving the carrier’s myPlan subscribers a 41 percent discount over buying the two ad-supported plans individually.
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Verizon To Offer A Netflix & Max With Ads Streaming Bundle For $10 A Month
Verizon will offer the ad-supported Netflix and Max tiers in a bundle for $10 a month starting Dec. 7. The deal, available for Verizon’s myPlan customers, reps more than 40% in savings, the
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As Netflix raises prices again, here's how you can save on — and benefit from — your subscription
Your Netflix ® bill may have just gone up. On Wednesday, Netflix announced in its third quarter earnings that it's increasing prices on its Basic and Premium subscription plans. Basic plan ...
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Disney, Netflix And More Price Hikes Cause Subscribers To Axe Streaming Services, Study Says
More than half of respondents say they've dropped a streamer because it hiked prices. Many are also subscribing to ...
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Verizon launches a Netflix and Max bundle for just $10 per month
If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Streaming ...
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Netflix 2023 price increase is here: Premium plans go up; cheaper ad-based subscriptions offered
Netflix, the favorite destination of many a binge-watcher, have decided to raise their streaming service prices again, according to multiple media outlets. In mid-October, the company announced ...
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Netflix says it’s raising prices again, with a hike planned before Christmas: report
At this point, Netflix customers might be wondering what is on the platform that the streaming company feels the need to keep jacking up its monthly prices. Because yes, Netflix has announced it ...
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Netflix says it’s raising its prices (again)
(Gray News) – Netflix announced it will raise prices once again for subscription members this month. The streaming service sent out an email to its members in early November telling them to ...

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