Maybe depends what I am getting. The whole issue was they took away how many episodes of one show there was. To get them back had to sign up for plus.
I think this is more the reason people didn't jump to buy it. Taken away what I have so you can charge me to get it back not a good idea.
Also there are still ads to watch so still not getting much for $4.99
If you weren’t jumping at subscribing to Hulu Plus because of the $9.99 subscription fee, maybe a 50% price cut will entice you a little more.
At least that is what Hulu is hoping. According to AllThingsD, going with a slashed price “would indicate that consumers haven’t bought in to the pitch.” The Los Angeles Times adds that the change could take place as soon as within the next week.
It’s not terribly surprising that Hulu would make this move. Considering how many Internet TV options there are now via HDTVs, Netflix’s Watch Instantly service online and on multiple gaming consoles, and even other iPad apps besides Hulu, who wants to shell out another $9.99 for access to some more TV programming?
It is especially troubling to consider paying this with LAT adds that certain networks are pulling current episodes of popular shows, which was the whole point of this premium service in the first place.
Do you subscribe to Hulu Plus? And if you don’t, would a $4.99 monthly subscription fee make you jump on board?
