I was looking at the offers on the my Verizon app and saw that they have Netflix and MAX with ads for $10 a month. I currently only subscribe to MAX for $16 a month. Is prefer to get the ad free plans of both and came across this in the FAQ: https://postimg.cc/gwhVpYbD honestly I'm not sure if it would be worth subscribing via this method or to continue with my current subscription.
Still teetering on cancelling Netflix as we just don't use it that much. But, according to the VZW website, you can in fact get their deal for Netflix without ads by attaching your accounts, and then paying the extra to Netflix (I guess?)
"If you have an existing Netflix account, you can link it to your perk when you register. To stream without ads, upgrade to Netflix Standard or Netflix Premium."
I'd like to try to do this, but most of my experience buying outside services through VZW has been more hassle than its worth. But if it actually does work, it makes Netflix without ads $10 a month, which is decent.
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Starting December 16, new and existing customers on myPlan (mobile) and myHome (home internet) can unlock even more savings on the content they love, from House of the Dragon to holiday favorites, without breaking the bank.
The News: Lower Prices, Automatically
For just $10 per month, Verizon customers can get Netflix and HBO Max (With Ads). Those who want an ad-free HBO Max experience can now save even more when upgrading to a higher tier.
Here is how the new savings stack up starting December 16:
HBO Max Standard Upgrade: Now just $7.50/mo (previously $11, $3.50/mo savings).
HBO Max Premium Upgrade: Now just $12/mo (previously $15, $3/mo savings).
Whether you are viewing with ads or going ad-free, HBO Max is cheaper on Verizon than anywhere else.
If you are an existing customer already enrolled in the Netflix and HBO Max (With Ads) perk with one of the HBO Max ad-free upgrade tiers added on, you don't need to lift a finger. The price drop will kick in automatically on your next billing cycle after December 16.
link: https://www.verizon.com/about/news/verizon-drops-hbo-max-upgrade-prices-holidays