“Will I have a monthly bill for this? Fire TV (2015 Model) - Black”

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• Your subscription to Amazon Prime is all that is required.

  Answered by ErikDPhillips 9 years ago

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• No monthly fees for the unit... The apps that you use with the unit might like Netflix, Hulu plus, Amazon video, etc...

  Answered by Cuevasrod 9 years ago

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• No unless you already have a bill from Netflix or Hulu etc.

  Answered by Nori 9 years ago

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• Technically no, but to watch things like Netflix and hulu you have to pay them for a subscription. The device itself will not have a fee though. You could use things like YouTube for free

  Answered by Cody 10 years ago

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• You will need accounts for the services you choose to use; Netflix, Hulu, CBSAllAccess, etc.

  Answered by Spanky71 9 years ago

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• No. Only if you subscribe to one or more services. For example, if you want to stream Netflix, it costs about $10 a month. If you want to stream Amazon, it is buy what you want to watch; although as an Amazon Prime member, they do have a large selection of Prime free stuff to watch. I am sure there is quite a lot of free streaming stuff out there (which I am unaware of since I do not use), but a lot of it will cost either a monthly fee or a pay to own or rent fee.

  Answered by dragonmagic 10 years ago

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• The answer is No. Only way you will get charged for anything is if you subscribe to any paid apps.

  Answered by larams2016 10 years ago

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• No, not for the actual device.

  Answered by boltsfan91 10 years ago

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• Only if the content providers (Netflix, hulu) have one.

  Answered by Paul 9 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Vickie 8 years ago

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