Philo is a live and on-demand TV streaming service that lets you watch your favorite shows, movies, and sports without cable or satellite. You can watch over 60 channels for just $25/month, and enjoy unlimited DVR, fast-forwarding, and rewinding. You can also stream on up to three devices at once, and create up to 10 profiles for your household.
You can get a free trial of Philo by signing up with your mobile number or email address. You will get access to all of Philo's features and channels for 7 days, and you can cancel anytime. You don't need a credit card to start your free trial, but you will need one to continue your subscription after the trial ends.
You can use coupons or vouchers for Philo to get discounts on your subscription or free months of service. To redeem a coupon or voucher, go to the Philo website and enter the code in the box that says 'Have a coupon or voucher code?'. You will see the applied discount or offer before you confirm your payment.
Yes, there are some deals and promotions for Philo that you can take advantage of. For example, you can get a $5/month discount for 6 months if you sign up with a student email address. You can also get a free Fire TV Stick 4K when you prepay for 6 months of Philo. You can check the Philo website for the latest deals and promotions.
You can use a variety of devices to watch Philo, such as your TV, phone, laptop, or tablet. Philo supports the following devices: - Roku devices (Roku 2 (model 4210) and newer) - Apple TV (4th generation and newer) - Amazon Fire TV devices (Fire TV (2nd generation and newer), Fire TV Stick (2nd generation and newer), Fire TV Cube, and Fire TV Smart TVs) - Android TV devices (version 5.0 and newer) - iOS devices (iOS 12.0 and newer) - Android devices (version 7.0 and newer) - Chromecast devices (2nd generation and newer) - Web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera)
Philo costs $25 per month after the free trial. You can cancel your subscription at any time without any fees or penalties. Philo does not require a contract or a credit check. You can pay with a credit card, debit card, or PayPal.
Yes, Philo offers some special deals or discounts for new or existing customers. Some of them are: - A 7-day free trial for new customers who sign up with a phone number. - A 10% off coupon for new customers who sign up with an email address. - A $5 off coupon for existing customers who refer a friend to Philo. - A $10 off coupon for existing customers who upgrade to the Epix and Starz add-ons. - A $15 off coupon for existing customers who prepay for 6 months of Philo.
Philo offers more than 70 channels of live and on-demand TV, including popular channels such as A&E, AMC, BET, Comedy Central, Discovery Channel, Hallmark, VH1, Food Network, HGTV, MTV, TLC, and AXS. Philo also offers two add-on options for an extra fee: Epix and Starz. Epix provides access to movies, original series, and documentaries. Starz provides access to movies, original series, and kids shows. You can see the full channel lineup and TV guide on the Philo website.
To use these codes to get discounts, you need to follow these steps: - Visit the Philo website and click on the button that says "Start free trial" or "Sign in". - Enter your phone number or email address and click on the button that says "Next". - Enter the code that you have in the field that says "Redemption code" and click on the button that says "Apply". - Verify that the discount has been applied correctly and proceed to checkout.
Yes, there may be some restrictions on using these codes or deals. Some of the possible restrictions are: - An expiration date, after which the code or deal will expire. - A one-time use, which means that you can only use the code or deal once per account. - A limited availability, which means that the code or deal may not be valid for all customers or all devices. - An exclusivity, which means that the code or deal cannot be combined with other offers or discounts. - It is important to read the terms and conditions of each code or deal before using it, to avoid any disappointment or inconvenience.
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