- Netflix (free through EE)
- NOW TV
- Disney Plus
- Paramount Plus
- GTA Online
- Youtube Premium
- Spotify
- Ring Camera
- iCloud +
forgot one, I have a Lush Subscription box for my daughter which I bought her as a christmas present
I have a few.
- HP+ free ink trial until 2038.
- NordVPN currently subscribed until 2032
- Amazon Prime student annual plan shared with wife. I haven’t been a student for some years but always cancel and get offered another year.
- Amazon Kids+ subscription for the kids.
- Apple one Premier shared among 4 people
- Google one 2TB plan shared among 4 people (managed to get 6 months free recently)
- Disney+ via Lloyds Premier
- Sainsbury’s any day delivery
- Xbox game pass Ultimate (still on some older stacked months)
- Actalis S/MIME certification for email (required for professional work)
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- 淘宝88VIP
- 网易音乐 (from 淘宝88VIP）
- Xpatfone
- Legentibus (Latin app)
- Skritter (Chinese writing practice app / SRS)
- Duolingo Plus (one year in someone’s family plan cost £3, can find this price again).
- Genki (Nomad health insurance)
- Apple Music (via Family Apple One)
- some random Shadowrocket compatible proxy provider (£30 a year)
I think that’s it.
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Doing this reminds me that I probably have too many subscriptions.
- Monzo Extra
- Google Storage
- Proton Ultimate
- Apple One
- Website Domain
- YouTube Premium
- Amazon Prime Video (just the video)
- Netflix
- Paramount
- Disney +
- Discovery +
- Now Tv
- HP Instant Ink
I used to have Spotify as I prefer the app to Apple Music but there is no sense for me, in paying for both.
Spotify
YouTube Premium
Netflix
Amazon Prime + Prime Video Ad-free
Apple TV
Disney+
NOW Entertainment + HBO Max + Ultra Boost
Channel 4+
iCloud+
HP Instant Ink
Blink Doorbell
Demand
PlayStation Plus
F1 TV
NordVPN
ChatGPT Go
It’s quite a lot when I see it written down
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Monzo whatever the lowest tier is
YouTube Premium
iCloud storage - this one really annoys me as I have to pay for 2TB despite only using 250gb. They need an intermediate step.
Monzo Extra
Netflix through EE
iCloud
Apple Arcade
NordVPN
Ring
Disney +
Amazon Prime
Cancelled my Google One so I’m down to
•SMARTY
•Apple Music
•Monzo Perks
•Netflix
•Triodos
I do also have YT Premium through family sharing, but I don’t pay towards that
I got the crunchyroll yearly black friday price it was a great deal.
Apart from that I have Netflix, prime, Spotify, climbing gym and Smarty
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Amazon Prime
Apple Music
Apple TV (Free with EE)
Deliveroo Plus Silver (Free with Amazon Prime)
Discovery+ (Free with Sky)
Disney+ (Free with Sky)
HBO Max (Free with Sky)
iCloud+ 2TB
Microsoft 365
Monzo (Cheapest one)
Netflix (Free with Sky)
NextDNS
Paramount+ (Free with Sky)
Sky Q
Tado
Uber One
Website Domain
I had forgotten about this.
Added Dreaming (languages app) and KwizIQ (grammar app for French) to my subscriptions… what a long list.
I probably won’t renew Skritter because I don’t actually need to write Chinese anymore and I probably won’t learn to write Japanese with it either.
Legentibus might not see a renewal next year either (as much as I love Latin, it’s just not practically useful compared to French/Spanish/Chinese/Japanese).
How much are you paying for Sky with all of those streaming services bundled?
£55
Sky Signature
Sky Cinema
Sky Multiroom
Sky HD (No idea why they still charge for this)
Sky 3D (Didn’t even know that was still a thing)
See It First (Whatever that is)
All the stuff just comes with it now though but to get Paramount+ you have to have the Sky Cinema
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I’m currently in the UK but travel to Japan often.
Current subscriptions:
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iCloud 2TB - £8.99 p/m (UK subscription) - because I apparently need to preserve every photo I’ve ever taken.
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Apple Music - £10.99 p/m (UK subscription) - because however much I try to stop using it, I still use it.
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LINE Premium with Netflix (ad-supported) - £5.99 p/m (Japan subscription) - because LINE basically runs Japan and my partner and her family use it.
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FotMob - £0.64 p/m (UK subscription) - because unlike the BBC Sport app, it actually tells me things I want to know.
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YouTube Premium - £6.14 p/m (Japanese subscription) - somehow still works in the UK and is suspiciously cheap.
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Amazon Prime UK - £8.99 p/m (UK subscription) - because, well, it’s Amazon and I’m addicted. Sometimes I let it lapse to prove I’m still in control. I’m not.
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Amazon Prime JP - £2.82 p/m (Japanese subscription) - because, again, its really cheap compared to the UK so the addiction has gone international. Japan-specific unfortunately.
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ChatGPT Plus - £18.32 p/m (USA subscription) - because I use it for work and poor life choices.
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Monzo Perks - £7 p/m (UK subscription) - because I wanted the railcard and accidentally convinced myself the rest was useful. I do use the Uber One discount sometimes.
Temporary subscriptions:
- Flighty - £4.99 p/w (UK subscription) - only while travelling, but genuinely brilliant for gate changes and potential airline chaos.
You should buy your train ticks via the Uber app. You get 10% back in Uber credit with Uber One that can be put towards your future train journeys. You also earn Avios.
For me, this benefit alone more than covers the cost of Perks for me.
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Does Uber do split ticketing and digital wallet based mobile tickets yet? Before I remember making PDFs bigger and I got tired of that very quickly.
It’s not 2014 anymore that we’d print off boarding passes etc in case the 3/4G wasn’t stable.
Apple Wallet is supported and as a bonus they do actually set the tickets to expire properly unlike with some other TOCs and ticket sellers so you don’t end up with loads of tickets cluttering your Wallet.
I don’t know about split ticketing as I vary rarely need it, but whenever I’ve needed a split in the past I’ve just done the research on a service that supports it and then bought the ticket myself.
Guess they’ve kept working on that feature! I will keep using Trainline regardless when I’m back in UK to avoid giving money to American megacorps.
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