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HBO does not have your best interests in mind. They only have their own profit interests. They believe they can better profit this way than before. The only
by pwg 6y ago
HBO does not have your best interests in mind.
They only have their own profit interests. They believe they can better profit this way than before.
The only signal you actually have to send to them is cancellation of your subscription (thereby reducing their profits).
If you are unhappy with their new arrangement, you should cancel your subscription. Because continuing to pay them signals that you are ok with this change.
- robertcope 6y agoBingo. I went without TV/movies for years because I didn't want to consume them they way they were made available. Thankfully, streaming became a thing and I happily pay for various subscriptions. I have canceled my HBO subscription, though, a while back; I can't honestly remember what pushed me to do that, could be the Max thing. Ironically, I get Max "for free" via my ATT Fiber subscription, but I haven't bothered to look at it because I can't stream it via Roku.