Sure we did. Dish had video-on-demand, so we could do pretty much the same thing if we wanted.I think since HBO NOW is on a month to month basis, one could subscribe for a couple of months a year and pretty much catch up on any series or movies you might have missed. That's a ten month savings that we didn't have when Dish carried them.
Sure we did. Dish had video-on-demand, so we could do pretty much the same thing if we wanted.
We did? How could you watch GOT on video on demand?Sure we did. Dish had video-on-demand, so we could do pretty much the same thing if we wanted.
You would go to On Demand and then HBO. From there you would pick your program and it played. You can still do that with Showtime if you subscribe to the channel.We did? How could you watch GOT on video on demand?
We did? How could you watch GOT on video on demand?
I think since HBO NOW is on a month to month basis, one could subscribe for a couple of months a year and pretty much catch up on any series or movies you might have missed. That's a ten month savings that we didn't have when Dish carried them.
That’s the plan
I was looking to add HBO and I just now realized Dish is no longer carrying it. What seems to be the best way to get it now for Dish customers? Just getting the standalone service?
Last season of Got is released.
AT&T board room: The numbers are down! We need more viewers to justify all the spin off series!
Board member: I know! Get the Dish Network deal back! Then we'll say they demanded it to watch Got. Then we can add millions of viewers to the statistics!
They all say Aye. Badda book Badda boom
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Hope you let us know how it performs thru your TV Amazon Prime.Well- signed up for HBO (7 day trial) through Amazon today. Wife will not miss last season of GOT and i'll live to see another day. Will cancel it after last episode has been watched.
Gerry
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Thank you, I am and that was the exact issue I was wondering since Dish seems to be a no-go.If you are an Amazon Prime member, I recommend getting the HBO channel through them as you get access to live streams of several HBO Channels, plus you can also login to HBO Now with your Amazon credentials and get anything that hasn't shown up on Amazon yet. Otherwise, HBO Now is the way to go. This all assumes, of course, that you have a streaming device and broadband internet access.
Hope you let us know how it performs thru your TV Amazon Prime.
AT&T had a choice, to sell to Dish under the terms of the previous contract. It is apparent in this forum that those who subscribes were also sold a lot they didn't want but paid anyway.
AT&T comes up with an alternative strategy. Sell monthly, let the viewers binge watch, and then cancel.
Wow that's going to make more money that beforeWho came up with this business model? Were they wearing a bronze bracelet?
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