IPTV Hyperinflation? Hulu Live TV raising prices by 22%

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IPTV Hyperinflation? Hulu Live TV raising prices by 22%

Post by tvroadmin » Fri Nov 15, 2019 3:09 pm

Hulu is increasing the price of its Hulu + Live TV 22% starting Dec. 18

Hulu announced on Friday that it is increasing the price of its Hulu + Live TV to $54.99 per month, up from $44.99.

The price increase will begin on Dec. 18.

Hulu + Live TV combines live and on-demand television and was launched in 2017. The service includes more than 60 live channels including ESPN, Fox Sports, CNN, FX, TNT, Bravo and all major broadcast networks. In addition, the service includes all of Hulu’s on-demand content.

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Re: IPTV Hyperinflation? Hulu Live TV raising prices by 22%

Post by tvroadmin » Fri Nov 15, 2019 3:57 pm

Is the USA on the brink of hyperinflation? Double digit price increases from many of these pay TV services of late. The US stock market also gained 1,000 points this week and closed at a new record high. Bought a loaf of bread lately? Even our friend Glen priced his new 9865 model "D" at $1,000 USD this week. Glen takes the cake with a 33% price increase over the model "H". Well done, boy, you're ahead of the curve! :thumbsup

As predicted by this site over the years, most Americans will get priced out of the pay TV market in the coming years. Yes, the inflation is very real and being caused by a clique of criminals that are now in the final stages of plundering the US dry. Predictably, the fake news media (right arm of the same clique) will continue to report the core inflation at only 1.5% or some such silly number. :yawn

You can see from the chart below that the US central bank printed a massive quantity of new money beginning in late August. At this point I don't think any sane person actually believes these charts are for real, but....at the very least they are a good indicator of monetary trends. Certainly the price of almost everything is going up, including the cost of pay TV, which means huge amounts of new money is being emitting into the money markets.


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Millions are cancelling their pay TV services every month because of bill creep (early stages of higher inflation). This trend will continue and streaming will NOT be a savior since the cost of broadband will sky rocket like everything else. If you want to keep watching TV in the future, we urge our members to transition their TV viewing habits as much as possible to FTA.


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Re: IPTV Hyperinflation? Hulu Live TV raising prices by 22%

Post by Arion » Sat Nov 16, 2019 6:50 am

...will continue to report the core inflation at only 1.5% or some such silly number.

Those that actually go to the store to buy their own food or have to pay for their own health insurance know better. Just another sign of a failing currency and system. Regardless...I'm no longer paying $100 a month for TV or more since I completed my system with the big dish. Not one more cent ever!! Not bad enough that they push enough propaganda to make Pravda in the old USSR blush but then you have to sit through insufferable commercials and get to pay thru the nose for it as well. At least if you can tap into a downlink of a game or something you miss the commercials. LOL
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