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| Monday, June 18, 2018 | |
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So this is impressively stand-up… I bought an SD copy of Killing Eve on the iTunes store for $2, just to see if I’d like it. It’s pretty good, and I might like to watch it all. One of the reasons I like using iTunes for this sort of series checking is that I can pull a Complete My Season, putting the price of individual episodes towards buying a discounted whole season later, if I want. It encourages trying before you buy, which, ultimately, encourages buying. But what if I want HD? Turns out Complete My Season has me covered. That $1.99 I spent on an SD episode unexpectedly can also be applied to an HD season purchase! The HD was originally $19.99, now $18 after a $1.99 purchase. SD was $13.99, now $12. I mean, I guess that makes some sense. You can download the SD version when you buy the HD package, so the SD:HD::SD purchase::HD purchase syllogism works, but it’s still impressive to see. Anyhow, kudos to Apple on that one.  posted by ruffin at 6/18/2018 08:28:00 PM |
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