Last summer, I kicked up my binge-watching up a bit. My dear, good friend, Crissy, suggested that I watch The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu. “Another subscription?”, I said. Well, it’s Black Friday and I found this deal to join Hulu for $0.99 cents.
Image courtesy of Hulu.com
How to join Hulu for $0.99 cents per month
- Go to Hulu.com and sign up
- Hulu is offering 12-Months Hulu Subscription (Limited Commercial Plan) on sale for $0.99/month
- This offer is valid for New/Eligible Returning Subscribers only
- After your 12-Month period of $0.99 cents per month, the monthly subscription will be $7.99/month
- You may cancel anytime.
- This is a limited time offer. As of Friday, Nov. 23, 2018, there were 87 hours remaining.
I figured, I can’t go wrong with 99 cents per month. So if you’ve been meaning to join Hulu, this is an opportunity to get in on this low monthly subscription rate. Good luck.
Image courtesy of Hulu.com
H/T Slickdeals
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I get the appeal of $1 per month. But gave you ever tried the “limited commercials” version of Hulu? I did once, about a year ago, and said, never again — as it suffers from many or MORE commercials than over regular air TV…. (and that’s now over 25% of air time) It also seemed the more we watched programming via HULU’s (not) “limited” commercials plan, the worse and worse it got. (almost like, “sucker!” — “we gotcha now.”)
Has HULU done anything to define or restrain “limited commercials?”
I mentioned this on an earlier reply, and you’re right, since I just tried this for the very first time, the commercials, while watching my first Hulu show for the 1st time, it didn’t bother me, but I really wished there were no commercials LOL. I selfishly joined Hulu to watch The Handmaid’s Tale, and if it gets worse, maybe I’ll opt to upgrade – we’ll see.
I wish I would have read your comment before signing up. Although it does look like you can cancel anytime. On the other hand I did sign up through the American Airlines E-shopping portal. It will be interesting to see if I get the 1500 points.
The points alone are worth the 12 bucks. The terms simply say “Plans Start at 7.99 per month”. I’ll follow up with a post on the outcome of points and commercials.
Yes, please let me know. I tried Hulu for the first time last night, and I’d have to say that while the commercials don’t bother me, we’re all just so spoiled with the way Netflix works 🙂