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MSE news: Disney+ to hike prices by up to £36 a year in major shake-up
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oh new offer on Clubcard until 20th Sept - £3 of vouchers for 3 months subscription, valid until 20th March.
Current 3 month sub runs to end of November so looks like I can "buy" 2 vouchers to give me 6 months for 6 quid?
It doesn't say which level of subscription it is - I assume it would be premium when those changes come in??0 -
daveaspy said:oh new offer on Clubcard until 20th Sept - £3 of vouchers for 3 months subscription, valid until 20th March.
Current 3 month sub runs to end of November so looks like I can "buy" 2 vouchers to give me 6 months for 6 quid?
It doesn't say which level of subscription it is - I assume it would be premium when those changes come in??
Well it won't because until November 1 there is only one tier.
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Neil_Jones said:daveaspy said:oh new offer on Clubcard until 20th Sept - £3 of vouchers for 3 months subscription, valid until 20th March.
Current 3 month sub runs to end of November so looks like I can "buy" 2 vouchers to give me 6 months for 6 quid?
It doesn't say which level of subscription it is - I assume it would be premium when those changes come in??
Well it won't because until November 1 there is only one tier.0 -
Morning all
So with the impending hike in the Disney+ subscription next week, I was wondering what was the best way to go around with using a 3 month voucher from Tesco AND buying an annual sub.I know some subs “pause” if you take on start a new sub - so how would it work in this instance? Use the Tesco voucher first and then buy an annual pass, meaning the balance of the 3 month voucher will continue after the annual sub has finished?2021
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Hi hi just read MSE article on price hike which says if you current subscription ends before 6 December you can renew now to avoid price hike. However I can’t see an option to renew now only (ie early) only to cancel. Is there a way to renew early?0
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Does this also apply if you are paying for Disney through Sky?0
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I am looking for this answer too. There is only a plan change option but no renewing options...0
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Wendyderry said:Hi hi just read MSE article on price hike which says if you current subscription ends before 6 December you can renew now to avoid price hike. However I can’t see an option to renew now only (ie early) only to cancel. Is there a way to renew early?
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My real issue with this is that Disney+ was also very borderline in value terms anyway, pretty much everyone I know managed to get it through various offers which meant that it cost around £50-60 for an annual subscription, now, to get the same quality of service is is now going to cost £109.90, so a doubling of cost for the same thing and at that price it really does not represent value for money.0
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So the article is wrong then.
OP sounds like the easiest way would be to cancel the renewal of your existing subscription and take out a new one to get the cheaper rate.0
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