This is a list of news from around the web which I came across in the last few days. I found these articles interesting and somewhat related to the travel and deal content you regularly see here at Danny the Deal Guru. Sometimes just interesting and not related at all, but I hope you enjoy…
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MoviePass is still alive and is aiming at winning back customers. It announced on Thursday a new, complicated pricing structure.
In March, the average monthly usage per subscriber was just over two movies (2.23). By September, it had dropped to below one movie (0.77).
MoviePass subscribers have had a rough time for almost all of 2018. The app first crashed back in July, The app then added limitations to users and increased the price. Then it backtracked on the price increase, but added even more limitations. It got even worse and then it got desperate when they started activating…
MoviePass is not dead yet. Actually they still have a few more tricks up their sleeve. In their latest move to keep their user base, they are once again changing their monthly plan. This time the company is automatically enrolling former subscribers into the service. The new plan is a version of its original one…
MoviePass is the leader in the movie ticket subscription business. But they’re also almost out of business, so this is the perfect time for competitors to try and thejava and them and steal away their customers. Sinemia is doing just that by announcing a new plan priced at $9.99 per month, about the same as…
Trouble at MoviePass has been ongoing for a while now. It’s no secret that they need cash to stay alive. Their stock has crashed and they are struggling to stay afloat. They has also restricted people to just two movie options recently. Now they are trying to increase the number of subscribers, by un-canceling canceled…
MoviePass is still alive but it’s going through some very rough times. Their stock is down to 5 cents and they have made several changes that deeply devalues their membership. But it’s even worse than what was first announced. On Friday, before the app crashed entirely, moviegoers were forced to choose between Slenderman, a horror…
Beginning August 15, 2018, MoviePass subscribers will transition to the new plan upon their renewal, which gives subscribers up to three movies a month for $9.95, and up to a $5.00 discount for any additional movie tickets.
If you have a MoviePass subscription, it might be time to cut your losses before the price increase. The app crashed last week and many people are finding it hard to see any movies at theaters near them. Canceling you subscription is easy if you’re paying monthly. But many people have purchased a 1-year membership…
In a press release sent Tuesday, MoviePass said that within the next 30 days, the monthly subscription price for the movie-ticketing service will rise to $14.95 per month.
Subscription movie service MoviePass changed the movie industry by making it super affordable to enter a movie theater. It was is a service a bit too good to be true and many have wandered how long it will last. The service, which is owned by parent company Helios and Matheson, charges $9.95 a month to see…
The regular price is $9.95 but it is sometimes discounted. Current members can watch unlimited movies but it looks like they have added restrictions for new users.
