Peacock Offers Discount For Exclusive Packers-Eagles On Friday
By Phillip Swann
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The Philadelphia Eagles will play the Green Bay Packers at 8 p.m. ET on Friday (September 6) from the Sao Paulo’s Corinthians Arena in Brazil, the league’s first game ever in South America. Now that you’re all excited to watch the game, I have to inform you that the only way to watch it will be via a subscription to Peacock’s streaming service. Yes, Peacock has the game as an exclusive and there are no free trials for Peacock.
The Peacock game will also be available on local channels in the Green Bay and Philadelphia markets. Plus, NFL Plus Premium will offer the game on mobile devices.
The cost of the basic Peacock sub is $7.99 a month (that includes ads) while the ads-free plan is $13.99 a month. However, Peacock is offering a special deal to highlight Friday’s exclusive game: You can subscribe to the ads-included package for $4.99 a month for the first four months with the promo code, TGIF. Here is the page where you can get this special offer. (The code is good until Friday.)
You can cancel after paying for the first month so you are not required to pay for all four months. However, if you cancel before the end of the first month, you will not receive a refund for the first month’s payment.
Also note that unless you cancel before the end of the four months, you will be charged for your Peacock subs at the then-current retail rate (plus tax), which will auto-renew on a monthly basis at the then-current retail rate (plus tax) unless and until you cancel.
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