Use trials, threaten to cancel: how to get a good deal on UK TV streaming services

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Use trials, threaten to cancel: how to get a good deal on UK TV streaming services

There are many options for getting better prices on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+ and Sky’s Now TV

Many of the streaming services offer free trials, so you could sign up to one, binge-watch the shows everyone is talking about and then cancel before you are rolled over into a paid-for subscription. Read the terms and conditions very carefully to make sure you are not caught out.

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