AmEx Statement Credit: Spend $119.99 or More at HBO max & Get 25% Back (Max $55 Back) @ American Express

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Essentially 25% off HBO Max subscription price for any of the tiers.

Details
Save the Offer to your eligible Card and spend $119.99 or more, in one transaction, online only at www.hbomax.com/au/en by 01/12/2026 to receive one 25% credit, up to a maximum of $55 back. Limited to first 75,000 Cards to save the Offer. Exclusions apply.

Offer Terms
Valid for payments made online only at www.hbomax.com/au/en. Not valid for payments made via third party billing providers.
Only valid for payments made in Australian Dollars with the billing country for your subscription selected as Australia.
Valid for payments made by 01/12/2026 to be eligible for Offer.
Offer is limited to a maximum of $55 credit per Card to which the Offer is saved and only spend on this Card counts towards the Offer.
Excludes transactions where you do not spend directly with your Card to which the Offer is saved, online at HBO Max via the above listed website. Offer valid at Australian website only.
Excludes purchases made via third party establishments or payment processors.
Credit is not redeemable for cash or other payment form.
Credit should appear on your billing statement within 15 business days from qualifying spend but may take up to 90 days from the Offer end date.
Credit will not be applied to your Card Account if your Card has been suspended or cancelled.
Credit may be reversed if your qualifying purchase is refunded or cancelled.
Full Offer Terms available here.

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  • Not currently subscribed but saved the offer in case I do. Thanks OP

  • In other words, you can pay $120 to get the Standard plan.Is it worth it?

    • You pay fixed price for a service with variable content personally I don't think annual plans are worth it especially as content can be removed at any time.

  • Nice discount

    But i had it for 6 months (via deals) and main thing i watched was friends. My brothers family didn't watch it once apparently. Mum watched a few things but she'll survive without it

    So I'll need it to go to 50% off i think!

  • Arrrrrr!!! 🏴‍☠️ and save 100%

  • Nothing much to watch. I subbed for a month so my son could watch Harry Potter. I think we also watched Wonka. But I don't think there was anything worthwhile to justify a long term sub

    • HBO tends to have consistently highly rated movies and especially shows, unlike Netflix and Amazon Prime. Unlock even more content via VPN. What you said is objectively wrong.

      "HBO / Max: The long-standing gold standard in television. It boasts the best overall library of critically acclaimed and award-winning series."

      • are u doing internship at HBO currently and posting if part of your standup?

  • Pay to watch ads and scroll tv shows

  • Thanks, OP. Just in time for house of the dragon. I’m not sure if the year subscription is worth it for me, but I’ll run some numbers and decide.

    For those who are looking for an HBO show to watch, The Wire is fantastic. It’s old and takes a good 5-6 episodes to really get going, but probably the best television show ever. There’s also House of the Dragon and some older shows (Sopranos, Six Feet Under, Veep, etc).

  • Perfect timing for house of the dragons

  • gave streaming a chance, was good, but now i just go back to bit torrent.

  • would be better if there was a 3 month option. doubt there's anything worth watching for a whole year

  • Opted for the Premium since it works out to $13.75 per month, less than the 31% discount on monthly prices here: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/963967

    There’s loads of older shows I’ve been wanting to watch to get through, starting off with Chernobyl, The Last of Us, Succession and maybe even Game of Thrones.

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