I only pay ¥900 ($5.60 / C$7.90) per month for (Japanese) Apple TV while the same subscription is literally $12.99 for Americans and C$17.99 for Canadians per month, like WTF? Regional pricing is also taken into account despite using the exact same streaming service, why is that? There are differences though, mainly in the shows available (different countries share their exclusives that don’t exist in the other). Why does it cost “less” in Japan though…
Only ever used the free 3-month trials, about 3-4 times and maybe once or twice it was just for a month. They’ve stopped doing them for the most part, or no longer work on account that used the offer despite it being a “new” offer after previous one had expired long time ago. Reeflagdeals forum was full of people who just used that, but ofc that a limited amount of users.
Now I just get their shit for free elsewhere instead.
Some telecom providers will bundle a few services together into a better deal, but it’s till overpriced. Best we had gotten was prime, Netflix and Disney bundles for 12 CAD. Apple instead of one of them (prime I think?) was 15. Al basic with adverts of but cheaper than regular payments. Once that expires, it’s back to full time sailing.