Peacock Premium (US Video Streaming Service) - US$1.99 (~A$3) Per Month for 12 Months (VPN to US Required)

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Enlightened23 on 08/09/2022 - 09:13 peacocktv.com (300 clicks)
Last edited 08/09/2022 - 17:05 by 1 other user

Received the email Today!

Peacock is a US video streaming service.
Most of the Peacock content is free anyway.
VPN to US and register to login before using it.

Stream Hit Movies, Live Sports, Originals & More. After 12 months, US$4.99/month or then current monthly fee (plus tax). Cancel anytime. Offer excludes current Peacock Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. Additional eligibility restrictions and terms apply.

Peacock Premium

• Watch 80,000+ hours of hit movies, TV shows, and more.
• Big films, fresh from theaters.
• Next-day access to the latest hits from NBC and Bravo.
• All our live sports and events, including Premier League, WWE, Sunday Night Football, and MLB Sunday Leadoff.

Enjoy 50+ always-on channels.

"Peacock is spreading its wings worldwide.
Enjoy bingeworthy Originals and a huge catalogue of hit TV series and blockbuster films. Now available at no extra cost to Sky and NOW subscribers in the following locations:

UK and Ireland
Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Italy

For other international audiences:
Peacock is not yet available in your territory.

For US customers:
Your device must physically be located in the US to stream"

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  SnowDragon on 08/09/2022 - 09:23

  I assume this would be for Premium, as opposed to Premium Plus which is the ad-free tier.

  This will probably what most services will end up looking like the way Netflix and Disney+ are.

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  NigelTufnel on 08/09/2022 - 09:38

  +13

  Peacock is a US Received the email Today!. Most of the Peacock content is free anyway.

  OP, R U OK?

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  itshammer on 08/09/2022 - 09:43

  Why redeem when I can open my fly and get it for free?

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  chul00p4 on 08/09/2022 - 09:56

  +1

  Just what everyone needs… ANOTHER half-baked subscription service…

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    justtoreply on 08/09/2022 - 10:20

    +1

    Yep. They specifically mention The Office in the description of all their tiers! So they basically have nothing else worthwhile

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  vikvance on 08/09/2022 - 11:39

  Do they accept Australian credit cards, or is it similar to Amazon Prime, where the card must have a US address for the cardholder ?

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  tdr on 08/09/2022 - 11:39

  Dunno if its just me but i had Peacock a while back and it stopped working with VPN. Maybe check that your VPN works before splurging on this deal :)

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  4kbargain on 08/09/2022 - 12:25

  +1

  It is working for me( Peacock with vpn) I used US itunes to subscribe. But cannot use this deal using every cards possible from AUS.

  If you are trying to access it from mobile, your phone has to be in Flight mode. I think they use mobile network to check geo-location.

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    vikvance on 08/09/2022 - 15:19

    But cannot use this deal using every cards possible from AUS.

    I see. So, it is similar to Amazon & they require a card with a US address.

    I'm curious about the payment method that OP used when signing up.

    An option I can think of is US Unlocked (https://www.usunlocked.com/) but it is quite expensive to load their virtual cards (USD 4.60 fees for a USD50 load), and they require a minimum load of USD 50, which they then whittle away every month with a USD 3.5 maintenance fee. So, not really worth signing up for, just to take advantage of this deal.

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      4kbargain on 08/09/2022 - 23:10

      +1

      Or if you can access an USA number signup for USA paypal and use it that way. Peacock accepts PayPal.

      Or use USA number to signup on privacy.com

      I tried buying visa egiftcard but it gets cancelled everytime( I tried buying from Walmart).

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  welcomewagon on 08/09/2022 - 14:07

  +1

  Annual subscription for $19.99 USD makes it quite compelling given Peacock broadcast approximately 175 EPL games live and the remainder on delay. Considerably cheaper than Optus Sports.

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  Adz12 on 30/09/2022 - 11:18

  has anyone been successful in paying for this in aus?