A new streaming service promotion has been announced by Verizon to offer new and existing customers with an exciting freebie to take advantage. The brand will be offering new and existing customers of its 4G LTE and 5G Unlimited packages with 12 free months of access to the Disney+ streaming service, which will start on November 12 (the same day the service will officially launch). New subscribers to the Verizon Fios Home Internet and 5G Home Internet services will also be able to enjoy 12 months of the streaming service at no additional cost.
The Verizon and Disney+ streaming service promotion is likely to come as welcome news to subscribers and will help to bolster subscription numbers for both brands.
Telecom Streaming Service Promotions
Verizon is Offering Subscribers 12 Months of Disney+ for Free
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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