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YouTube TV users can get a $10 credit

How YouTube TV users can get a $10 credit after Disney channels are pulled

YouTube TV is giving select users $10 monthly credits after Disney removed its channels from the platform. The credits aren’t automatic, and users must manually check their YouTube TV account settings to claim them. The dispute continues as Disney and YouTube TV blame each other for unfair pricing and failed negotiations.

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Don't see your $10 YouTube TV credit yet? Here’s how to make sure you’re compensated for losing over 20 Disney channels

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YouTube TV's Disney drama just got some users a $60 apology

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In ESPN and YouTube TV standoff, the fans are the biggest loser

This past weekend, YouTube TV subscribers, who duly pay every month for the right to watch the service that is supposed to include ESPN, ABC and all of Disney’s channels, were told those channels will...

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Disney content has gone dark on YouTube TV

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ABC and ESPN are blacked out on YouTube TV. Here are the next options for subscribers

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'Fantastic Four: First Steps' Streaming on Disney Plus: Release Date and Time

The Fantastic Four: First Steps landed in theaters on July 25 and included a mid-credits and post-credits scene. Below, you'll find all the information you need to know to stream it, including details on the streaming platform's recent price hike.

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YouTube is secretly issuing $60 credits — Check if you’re eligible

YouTube TV is offering up to $60 in credit following its Disney channel dispute — but not all users qualify. Here’s how to check and claim your credit.