DOD was 100 a year. Now Flo/DOD is 150..It took me two weeks with DOD to try to get my monthly subscription added with flo... it cost me two dollars a month more. (Hence making up the $50 difference)...so I made my first new payment then (which was around two weeks ago) and now yesterday find out my DOD premium is not accessible.....lol. I'm about ready to give up again.
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I'm not sure who you talked to, but here is what DoD stated about current DoD subscribers at the time of acquisition. Like I said, if you were a yearly subscriber @$100, that would continue until that yearly subscription expired, which it would then be $150 at renewal time. If you were monthly, then you were kinda chit out of luck since they have eliminated monthly rates. -Originally posted by ILL-DIRTDOG View PostDOD was 100 a year. Now Flo/DOD is 150..It took me two weeks with DOD to try to get my monthly subscription added with flo... it cost me two dollars a month more. (Hence making up the $50 difference)...so I made my first new payment then (which was around two weeks ago) and now yesterday find out my DOD premium is not accessible.....lol. I'm about ready to give up again.
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They have a great Roku and Fire Stick app, that alone makes it worth it to me.
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I talked with them on the phone....It is actually $3 a month more im paying....I explained I was on monthly because that's the only way i can currently afford it. Lots of people out there working paycheck to paycheck these days.. I would think they would want to do monthly because they make more per month that way.
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If you're still getting away with a monthly sub, then I wouldn't argue too much. Flo is also $29.99 if you subscribe by the month currently. Sure, it costs more in the long run if you continuously subscribe, but I wouldn't expect to get away with that for very long. I think they will eliminate that option entirely at some point. They could potentially lose money vs a yearly subscriber if say you don't subscribe for a couple months over the winter. My guess is if you ever do lapse in subscribing you will at that point lose your monthly sub eligibility.Originally posted by ILL-DIRTDOG View PostI talked with them on the phone....It is actually $3 a month more im paying....I explained I was on monthly because that's the only way i can currently afford it. Lots of people out there working paycheck to paycheck these days.. I would think they would want to do monthly because they make more per month that way.
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Existing monthly subscriptions will rise to $14.99/month (previously $11.99/month) at the time of next billing.(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)•(not a nice word) No new monthly subscriptions will be offered and all pay-per-view pricing will be eliminated. All events will be included in one simple annual subscription for $150/year moving forward. This was included in the email they sent with the merger announcement.
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Yep, that link I posted stated that people would be grandfathered in until renewal time or cancellation. I'm pretty sure most on a monthly plan will at some point not pay (winter time!) so they will have to make the decision is it better to pay monthly at $180 a year or a one-time payment of $150 a year. Those on yearly plans though will be forced to renew yearly for $150 when their current subscription expires.Originally posted by Mason87 View PostI'm pretty sure the monthly guys are grandfathered in. As soon as you cancel or somehow the payment is missed you have to pay yearly.
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