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MoviePass Competitor Sinemia Shuts Down
MoviePass competitor Sinemia has shut down its US operations, the company said in a statement that was posted on its website on Thursday. The abrupt end came right before the new movie “Avengers: Endgame,” which is already breaking box-office records, opens in theaters. Just recently they launched a new plan. The company’s announcement does not…
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Sinemia Launches $15 ‘Unlimited’ Plan
The plan is called “Always Unlimited,” and will let subscribers see one standard 2D movie a day. The $14.99 price can be paid monthly or annually, the company said.
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Sinemia is Terminating Accounts for No Specific Reason
MoviePass competitor Sinemia has terminated a bunch of accounts over the past week. Understandably, customers are furious, especially because there’s no exact reason for the termination.
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Roundup: Reselling Company, Airline Blankets, Sinemia Trouble, TWA Hotel at JFK, St. Regis Marrakech
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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30% Off Sinemia Gift Cards
If you like movies, then Sinemia is worth looking at for cheaper tickets. It can get even cheaper now with their gift cards at a 30% discount for Christmas.
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Sinemia Makes Changes After Class-Action Lawsuit by Customers
Movie-ticket subscription service Sinemia announced big changes to its plans on Thursday in an attempt to address some of the complaints that sparked a class-action lawsuit by angry customers. The lawsuit filed earlier this month, was about a $1.80 “processing fee” that the company began to roll out in mid-October. “Sinemia lures consumers in by…
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Sinemia Launches New ‘Weekday-only’ Plan Starting at $3.99/Month
The company has announced a new cheaper plan for customers who don’t mind only going to the movies on weekdays.
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Sinemia Goes After MoviePass Customers with New Unlimited Monthly Plan
A month ago, MoviePass stopped offering unlimited movie subscriptions. The $10 per month plan had cost the company millions, sending its parent company’s stock price plummeting. MoviePass instead now offers for the same $10 just three movies per month. Even that, is a limited selection. Its less-known rival, Sinemia, has stepped in to lure away…
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Sinemia Targets MoviePass Customers with New Cheap Plan
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…
