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GTSeattle
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Hace 11 meses

T-Mobile provided Hulu - can users pay gor no ads?

On 1/24/24 T-Mobile will add the ADs Included tier to some of its packages.  Question:  can T-Mobile subscribers accept the free tier and then pay for the upgrade for no ads?

  • cjake wrote:

    T-Mobile and Hulu have not yet released the details.   An article in CNet claims…

    Whereas T-Mobile includes Netflix with a variety of its plans and Apple TV Plus on its Magenta Max and Go5G Plus options, getting bundled Hulu will require you to be on the carrier's top Go5G Next plan.

    I have The Magenta Max 55+ plan and I received a text from T-Mobile today that Hulu is coming.   No details.

    https://www.t-mobile.com/tv-streaming

     

    Hulu kicks off on the 24th of this month.

     

    same link for those wanting to see what all streaming offers they have.

  • T-Mobile and Hulu have not yet released the details.   An article in CNet (also other sources) claims…

    Whereas T-Mobile includes Netflix with a variety of its plans and Apple TV Plus on its Magenta Max and Go5G Plus options, getting bundled Hulu will require you to be on the carrier's top Go5G Next plan.

    So only for Magenta Max and Go5G Plus plans. And the 55+ versions of those plans.  I have The Magenta Max 55+ plan and I received a text from T-Mobile today that Hulu is coming.   No details.

  • did you mean Netflix is adding ads to the “On us” subscription?

     

    “You currently have Netflix ON US included in your plan. Netflix recently updated their subscription tiers, you'll now receive Netflix Standard with ads, providing more features and benefits to you. Este beneficio seguirá siendo POR CUENTA NUESTRA ($0). No necesitas hacer nada. This change will take effect between January 25 and February 1."

  • So, just to be sure I understand,  we do have to option to pay a few extra bucks for "no ads"?

    Do I need to contact Netflix and Hulu for this option?

    ¡Gracias!

  • lilpuu's avatar
    lilpuu
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    So if I understand it correctly, Jan 25 2024 Netflix will not have Ads during the movies? And Hulu free for one year! And upon reading if you pay extra then the ads are removed?

    It never fails, good things never lasts.