Verizon Fios already offers new customers a egalitarian year of Disney Additional service, and now it's attractive to sweeten the deal farther by estimating egalitarian Hulu subscriptions, too, for its two increasingly expensive plans.
New customers to Verizon's $59.99-per-month 400Mbps plan will now get six months of egalitarian Hulu in affixing to the egalitarian year of Disney Plus. New Gigabit Fios customers (for $79.99 per month) will get a impregnated year of both Disney Additional and Hulu, along with a egalitarian router rental and a egalitarian Verizon Streamlet TV set-top box (which runs Android TV and usually is thronged shunned for $69.99).
The apple-polishing $39.99-per-month 200Mbps plan is blockage the same, with just a egalitarian year of Disney Plus.
As always, there are a few caveats. The Hulu service is only for the base, ad-supported adaptation of Hulu, not the pricier ad-free plan, although it's awaited to both new and returning customers. The new offers appertain for customers who sign up from now through September 23rd, subsequential which point, they'll hypothesize until December 23rd to redeem the egalitarian Disney Additional and Hulu service. Lastly, customers will hypothesize to remember to dismiss their service already the egalitarian trial ends. Otherwise, they'll be automatically charged $5.99 per month (for Hulu) or $6.99 per month (for Disney Plus).
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