AT&T doling out free trials of premium channels throughout April
But you don't get all of them for the entire month
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It's not uncommon to get free trials of premium channels. In fact, it's a practice that's been going on for decades. (Who among us can't remember watching HBO way past their bedtime as a youngster.) Now, AT&T is looking to capitalize on the practice as everyone's stuck at home for at least a few more weeks.
Per Deadline , the premium channels owned by WarnerMedia (which, of course, also owns AT&T and AT&T TV Now) will be offered as free trials throughout April. But you won't get them all at the same time — and they're not all available on all of AT&T's television options. Here's how it breaks down:
- STARZ: Available March 26 to April 4, but only if you have DirecTV and U-Verse.
- EPIX: April 4-16 across all of the options.
- HBO and Cinemax: April 17-20
That's maybe not quite as exciting as some headlines have made it sound, but a free trial of a premium is a free trial of a premium — especially good when we've got new Westworld and Outlander on hand.
The deets
It's not DirecTV Now — it's AT&T TV Now
Seven plans, ranging from $65 to $135 a month, get you pretty much the most options you'll find on any of the live streaming services.
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