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That means that the Entertainment Package that was available for $50 per month, now costs $60. What’s worse is that AT&T has removed HBO Max from this particular package, so its value is now even lower.<\/p>\n
The Choice Package and XTRA Package continue to have HBO Max included, but they now cost $65 and $75 per month, $10 more than last month<\/a>. We’re not sure when these prices will start affecting existing customers, but this is how much new customers must pay for AT&T TV.<\/p>\n Also, AT&T requires new customers to sign up for 2-year contracts and is charging $20 activation fees, as well as $15\/month termination fees where it applies. AT&T has yet to issue an official statement on the price hike, but the new plans are already listed on the carrier’s page<\/a>.<\/div>\n Tags:<\/b> Cosmin Vasile<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"See Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.phonearena.com\/news\/ATT-TV-prices-raised-HBO-Max-removed_id125715<\/a>
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While YouTube TV’s recent price hike didn’t go unnoticed, AT&T TV’s similar move might have gone under the radar. Luckily, the folks at Droid-life found out that AT&T quietly increased the prices of its streaming TV service by $10 across all tiers. That means that the Entertainment Package that was available for $50 per month, now costs $60. What’s … Continue reading AT&T TV silently raises prices, removes HBO Max from cheapest plan<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading