I just have Netflix and Hulu (Commercial Free version aka the greatest thing since sliced bread).

Netflix
Amazon Prime
Hulu
Showtime Anywhere via satellite
HBO Now

Netflix
Amazon (through Prime)
VUDU (Not subscription but I have 500+ movies through them)

Charter Spectrum TV: I have been resisting Charter's calls to go from just their internet and streaming to going back to cable boxes. Long story...July 2014 they wanted to up my bill from $140 to $190...I said no way and dropped their TV service, just keeping their internet for $60/mo.

They called me 2 days ago with their new service..Spectrum TV:

All local channels: CBS, NBC, ABC and 25 or so more national channels (History, ESPN, etc.)
Free ROKU 3: I can keep it when/if I cancel.
HBO or Showtime: I chose HBO
$19.99 per month, permanent price.

I took it...we'll see how it is...HBO alone is like $10-$15 a month and I've never had that...so it will be nice. My bill will go from $60/mo (just internet) to $80. Should be worth it.

Sounds like a smoking good deal. Provided of course "permanent price" means the same to them as it does to us.

Currently have Netflix, Hulu (commercial free), Prime and WWE Network until Wrestlemania. I have tried Sling and think it is a good concept but the streaming wasn't very good, maybe I'll give it another chance in a few months. Charter gave me the same deal which included the Roku 3. I tried it for a month but cancelled. I don't really have a need for local channels since I have an antenna but they were charging an additional $6 or so as an added broadcast fee plus other misc. taxes and fees. It seems like cable always does that and I just don't want to deal with it anymore.

I pay for Netflix and Hulu (no ads). Amazon Prime is a bonus since I only care about shipping and occasional deals; hardly ever use the service. I leech of my parents HBO Go, Showtime Anytime and Starz. Gf pays for Spotify.

We pay for Netflix, Hulu (commercial-free), and Amazon, and we use the ad-supported versions of Crunchyroll and Pandora regularly.

I was thinking that very same thing when I saw that 'deal' for $20 for a base package to incl HBO. Cable 'offers' are NEVER what they claim. DirecTV keeps sending me come-ons for their $20 package. But then it's, oh you want to watch this in HD? that's another $10. You want a DVR? Silly you, that's another $10. And we have fees, oh yes we have fees. And pretty soon that $20 package is almost $60 with no premiums.

This is why I do not have cable/satellite but subscribe to all these streaming packages. At least there is one price that's stated clearly up front & you don't get trapped into a 2 year contract with deceptive tactics.

Netflix and Amazon prime. But I get HBO, Showtime, Starz etc online free with my DirecTV subscription.

Exactly. I looked at getting a Comcast package at $89.95 a month---with all the fees and extra charges, it would have been $139. I signed up for Sling TV streaming for $19.99 a month, and that's what they charge.