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  • Kr0niic ☘️
    May 22, 2025
    ILoveCheeseCake

    They’re finally cracking down

    Got the email today saying they think I’m not really in Romania

    Been paying $5 a month for almost 3 years (was even cheaper before they cracked down on India). It might be worth the $14 honestly

    Start a YouTube family sub with 6 people and pay $4 a month split

  • May 22, 2025
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    premium lite only $8 a month

    doing the free trial right now back to enjoying youtube again

  • May 22, 2025

    After they cancelled my previous Turkish YouTube premium family subscription that I had using my normal credit card,
    I have a new one by using a Turkish Apple ID on an iOS device and pay for the subscription with in-app purchases using Turkish Apple gift cards.
    This works fine

  • proper 🔩
    May 22, 2025
    BigSkinny

    If I had to cancel subs one by one, YT Premium would be the very last one

    ur too real

  • used to be in Turkish then moved to Ukraine...still working fine

  • WRU

    in case anybody uses premium for the audio-only thing: you can do that for free from Safari or prob any other browser

    just wanted to mention bc theres no premium where im at now so I had to adapt

    You on the moon or what lol

  • Just use Brave and what kinda Tv do you have

  • I had to cancel mine bc it wasn’t really affordable anymore and I think I was watching an unhealthy amount of YouTube

  • me when i watch an unhealthy amount of youtube

  • Jun 15

    $18 charge just hit today

    I need to go back to Turkey

  • Jul 2
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  • Jul 5
    faryalbaloch1995

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    appreciate the info.

  • Jul 6
    faryalbaloch1995

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    ChatGPT if it was actually useful

  • Jul 6
    faryalbaloch1995

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    Thank you very much

  • Jul 6

    I get $10/mo. thru Verizon