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March 31, 2024

📺 How to Spring Clean Your TV Streaming Services (AARP Article)

  • March 31, 2024
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ANY COMMENTS?  🤔  I DO NOT PAY FOR ANYTHING = USE FREE PBS APP, PRIME'S FREE VERSION [FREEVEE ON THEIR APP].  

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FROM THE ARTICLE - SEE ARTICLE FOR MORE!
 
*** Includes prices too ***
 
 Spring Clean Your TV Streaming Services in Just 3 Steps.
 
Save money and enjoy more shows and movies with this easy guide.
 
By Tracey Minkin, AARP. Published March 26, 2024.
 
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https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/television/info-2024/tv-streaming-services-cleanup.html

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    Tempest332
    Tempest332
    Community Champion ⭐
    April 1, 2024

    Ditto, if you are paying for TV & to watch ads, that's your problem.  No "Must See" TV in close to 30 years.  Plenty on free streaming services, lot of movies I missed over the years or want to revisit. 

      SummerOnTheWay1
      SummerOnTheWay1Author
      April 1, 2024

      📎  (4/1/24) @Tempest332 , as long as folks pay those "ridiculous" prices, these companies will continue to RAISE them. Folks where I live COMPLAIN ALL THE TIME and sorry, I walk away...  It is like an ADDICTION!!!  👵

        Tempest332
        Tempest332
        Community Champion ⭐
        April 1, 2024

        Likewise here, & the ones complaining claim they are always broke & living paycheck to paycheck. 

         

        You have to give things up, I used to actually go down several times a year & see a MLB game, now I wouldn't think of it, except for free tickets, parking has gotten astronomical, & that is if your car is there when you get back.  

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