How to Manage YouTube Subscriptions

YouTube TV users can claim $20 credit

Here’s how to get the $20 credit offered by YouTube TV in Disney dispute

One November stalemate has movement, another does not, and neither is appetizing to American consumers. The $20 credit, however, is only with one and it takes some effort to get it. Posturing of Republicans and Democrats while the federal government is without a spending plan since Oct.

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How to cancel or pause your YouTube TV subscription

The process for canceling your YouTube TV subscription is the same whether you're doing it inside the YouTube TV app or from a web or mobile browser, provided you're paying Google directly for access. Tap or click on your profile photo. Select Settings (represented by the gear icon). Then, select Membership. Select Manage.

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Seeing a $60 credit hidden in your YouTube TV account? Here's what it's for

Some YouTube TV users have noticed an offer for a credit off their subscription − a deal that equates to $10 a month over six months, or $60 in total.