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AT&T to Give DirecTV Now Subscribers Free Year of HBO

Mar 20, 2017, 12:15 PM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today sweetened the deal for some subscribers to its DirecTV Now streaming television service. New customers who subscribe to either the Go Big or Gotta Have It packages will be given a free year of HBO. The Go Big plan costs $60 per month and includes more than 100 channels, while the Gotta Have It plan costs $70 per month and includes more than 120 channels. Normally, HBO costs an extra $5 per month. Further, AT&T is offering new customers a free Apple TV when they pre-pay for three months of any DirecTV Now package. Both the free HBO and free Apple TV offers end March 30.

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gloopey1

Mar 20, 2017, 4:39 PM

Free HBO?

Who watches HBO anymore? They're even less relevant than MTV nowadays.

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