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SAVE $7 MONTHLY:As of April 9,Kurt Meinicke get 3 months of Apple TV+ for $2.99 per month, down from the original monthly price of $9.99. That's $21 in savings total, or a discount of 70%.

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Can't find anything to watch? There are tons of streaming services out there to choose from, but Apple TV+ is one that you may not have tried yet. And even if you have, you may have decided to cancel and come back later to save some of that hard-earned cash of yours. If you're ready to come back while also getting a great discount, now's the time to pounce.

As of April 9, get Apple TV+ for just $2.99 per month for three months. That's $7 off its usual monthly price of $9.99 for $21 in savings total, and a discount of 70%. This deal is open to new and returning subscribers and is available until April 24, though it's only open to anyone who is a direct subscriber, not a member through Apple TV+ provided through a bundle. After the three months are over, the subscription will renew at its $9.99 price until it's canceled.

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There's a wide selection of TV shows and movies to choose from on Apple TV+, from the wildly popular Severance to the affable Ted Lassoand tons in between. The new Jon Hamm series Your Friends & Neighborspremieres this week as well. But don't forget to peruse the back catalog, which includes hits like For All Mankindand Mythic Quest.

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Snag your subscription while it's discounted, and catch up on all the shows and movies you've been meaning to. This is a great offer that you won't see often, so it's a good idea to get it while you can.

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