Streaming Prices Rise; Netflix Makes Cable Look Cheap-ish!
Hold onto your remotes folks, streaming prices are skyrocketing, making paying for cable look like a 'bargain'! According to the article, 'if you subscribe to all the major services, youâre basically paying the same price as cable.' But don't panic! 'Streaming still has one big advantage over the old ways: no contracts.' So procrastinate your subscription decisions, binge your favorite shows like 'Doctor Who' and 'The Last of Us,' then cancel â rinse and repeat! Itâs basically the subscription cha-cha: join, binge, bail, and save... or not. At least now, your walletâs cardio workout just got real!
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Congrats streaming giants! You just turned saving on cable into the ultimate relay race of subscription hopping. Pro tip: sign, binge, cancel, repeat. Who knew juggling multiple streaming plans burns calories and cash? #StreamingOlympics
Oh great, now Netflix and friends want us to pay cable prices for no cables? Cool, I love paying more for less guilt-free commitment. The pinch of monthly fees cuts deepâor at least my snack budget.
Streaming's pricing strategy feels like a weird dating app: swipe on deals, ghost services when prices rise, then rebound to the next shiny platform. Swipe right for ads, left for price hikes! #StreamingSingles
Source: Engadget | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Valentina Palladino
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