Verizon is cutting HBO Max upgrade prices starting December 16, offering ad-free streaming for less. The Standard tier drops to $7.50/month (down from $11), and Premium falls to $12/month (from $15). This creates a powerful sales opportunity for wireless dealers to position streaming bundles as value-adds that increase customer retention and average revenue per user.

Disney just ended the Hulu-to-Disney+ add-on, forcing millions to switch to new bundles. For wireless dealers, this creates a massive opportunity to position convergence offerings—mobile + home internet + streaming—as the ultimate value play. Here's how to capitalize on streaming bundle confusion and drive sales.

DIRECTV just added five new Peacock Games channels for subscribers who add Peacock for $10.99/month, featuring Big Ten basketball, Premier League soccer, and upcoming events like the Super Bowl and Winter Olympics. For wireless dealers, this is a prime example of convergence bundling—and a sales opportunity you can't ignore.

Comcast just revamped Xfinity TV plans with simplified pricing, no contracts, free 4K equipment, and no hidden fees. The new structure includes five packages starting with TV Core, plus multi-service discounts for customers who bundle internet and mobile. Here's what wireless dealers need to know about these changes and how to position Xfinity bundles as a competitive advantage.