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13. They're pushers. First few are free. Then you're hooked.

Sat Dec 14, 2024, 11:18 AM

Dec 14

It’s called “good business practice”

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At least I think it's easier to cancel EdmondDantes_ Dec 14 #1

sling is going from $42 to $47. its still a great value IMO Meadowoak Dec 14 #2

Sling jacked their prices up $7/month. N/t CousinIT Dec 14 #3

Glued to TV? Get a life. bucolic_frolic Dec 14 #5

seriously, there's no law that says you _have_ to watch TV all day cadoman Dec 14 #9

This is why more people Sector 001 Dec 14 #6

That's 100% true. It's a bit disingenous ok_cpu Dec 14 #8

Data caps are the next thing I'm worried about ok_cpu Dec 14 #11

Our television streaming budget is about $35 a month. hunter Dec 14 #12

They're pushers. First few are free. Then you're hooked. usonian Dec 14 #13

Still a good value. DronePilot Dec 14 #14

I only keep it for football season and then I turn it off. Yavin4 Dec 14 #15

Wow, that's about 20 cartons/dozens of...EGGS!!! RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Dec 14 #16

A few things to consider and watch out for melm00se Dec 14 #18

Prices will ForgedCrank Dec 14 #19