Will the promotional offer bring in more customers?
Last February, Sling TV proclaimed the first-ever National Cut the Cord Day on February 9, in order to encourage Internet users to give up cable. Sling could not have possibly known that the shutdowns that followed a few weeks later would bring the cord-cutting trend to new heights.
Now, a year later, Sling TV is celebrating the “holiday” for the second time, with a special offer it’s calling Sling Fling. The company describes it as “a daily, no credit card required, six-night primetime TV event,” in which over 100 live channels from the Sling Orange, Sling Blue and 4 Extras packages are available, in addition to Showtime.
SLING TV invites cable customers to a free, no strings attached Fling with its live TV streaming service, including SHOWTIME® Watch over 100 live and on-demand channels for free, including the full suite of SHOWTIME® channels, 5 p.m. ET to midnight Six-night SLING Fling event runs daily from Feb. 9 through Valentine s Day SLING TV is also unlocking its best offers, including $10 for the first month (a $25 discount), and a free AirTV Mini with a one month prepay
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SLING TV is inviting consumers to try its service for free with
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. Action folded back to Leforbes and he called to see the flop, which gave Schwimer trip eights.
Leforbes check-called a bet of $6,000 and then check-called one of $15,000 on the turn. The river was gin for Leforbes, who checked his full house. Schwimer bet $24,000, which left him just $21,000 behind, and Leforbes check-raised all in.
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Set aside some extra time, Sling DVR Plus space quadruples
If you’re an avid Sling user then you likely pay the extra $5 per month for the cloud DVR Plus service. It works like any other DVR, except recordings just aren’t on your hard drive. The TV service has been providing this for a couple of years and it’s been a big frustration for many users because the limit was a bit stingy.
No longer the company has upped the space in a big way and, if you haven’t already, you’ll be getting a notification the next time you sign in.
Sling TV Raises Prices, Adds DVR Storage
January 27, 2021
One of the best deals in streaming is getting a bit more expensive, as Sling TV is announcing a price hike combined with larger DVR options.
Streaming TV services have been raising prices across the board. YouTube TV announced increases in July, Hulu in November and fuboTV announced a pricing bump when it struck a deal to carry Disney’s catalog. In fact, price increases among streaming providers have become so common that T-Mobile specifically advertised “no exploding plans” when it unveiled its TVision streaming service.
Long considered one of the cheapest streaming options available, Sling TV is joining the ranks of its competitors in raising prices. The company has announced that new customers will be charged $35 for either the Sling Orange or Sling Blue plans, up $5/mo over previous pricing. When bundled together, the two packages will cost $50 per month, also an increase of $5.