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FREE Month of Unlimited on-Demand Movies Via Presto - $9.99 Sub Price Thereafter

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Freebie on the back cover of Daily Telegraph and others this last weekend, offering a month's free subscription to Presto, Foxtel's new internet movie service. Some good movies in there (Django Unchained, Elysium, Dark Knight and more). After the free month its $9.99 a month. Bargain!

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  • +2

    Netflix is a better bargain. :)

    • What's the Nexflix bargain???

      • +1

        First month free, ~$9/mth (cheaper than this, and more content).

        • +1

          Cheaper than free?

        • @Venom_TAG: Yeah, weird, who cares which freebie is better. You get them both.

          It's like 'look a free hotdog', well that's not a deal cause the free hamburger down the street is better.

        • @Venom_TAG: Netflix has a month trial also I believe making netflix better

        • +1

          @sprof:
          And what can you do once that free month ends? Get another free month with this. Why is there a comparison? you're not giving up one for the other.

    • +1

      Netflix is better, but this is free!

  • +3

    Netflix also offers a month free for new subs.

    Much better movie service and content than the crappy Foxtel offering.

    • +2

      Also not rubbish SD either (and also 5.1 sound).

  • If it was unmetered for Telstra customers that would make it a little more compelling. How big is their collection compared to Netflix (excluding TV obviously), anyone know the details?

    • +2

      Don't even ask that question. Even when Netflix gets to Australia, it won't have nearly as much content as Netflix (US) has.

      • +1

        Just curious is all. Presto isn't great but it's a small step in the right direction. I won't be signing up anytime soon though, Netflix has me covered already.

        • Yeah I don't know the actual numbers (I couldn't find anything concrete about Presto) but it's clear when you search for content that it is a half arsed approach. I do agree that it's a step in the right direction. Hopefully Netflix can secure a decent amount of content in Australia when they launch, which I doubt they will be able to.

          Because, Foxtel.

      • +1

        Thats why you get a proxy/DNS mask/VPN and enjoy the entire world's offering of Netflix catalogues :) I just got done watching about a dozen movies on the UK Netflix that weren't available on the US one, and the and the Swedish one is up next :P

        • Do you have to get Netflix subs in all those countries or would the US account work in the UK, Sweden, etc.?

        • +1

          @lahiruwan:

          US account works for all regions

        • -4

          I just got done laughing at your grammar

        • @Ronnnie:

          Thanks

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