I got an e-mail with this as the subject:
Come Back to WWE Network - Only $9.99/month!
No, thanks
Come Back to WWE Network - Only $9.99/month!
No, thanks
WWE Network to start running ads.
- Thread starter Lord Scion
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Andrade Almas
Pro
I just re-upped too for the Network. This is some BS.
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
what's the subscriber count now after the initial 6 month expiration? did they release any numbers yet? was there a significant drop off?
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Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
saw that from the gate
join the wwe network for only 9.99 including free visually stunning commercials..
not that big of a deal 
They already run stupid commercials for the network on the network I'd much rather see some 
tide commercials
tide commercials
not that big of a deal
It's a nuisance though. This isn't the type of service where you should have to sit through commercials. They'll probably split it into WWE Network (at the amazing low price of $9.99) and WWE Network Prime (at the still amazing low price of $12.99) at some point for those that don't want commercials.
I'm just trying to burn through the old PPVs I want to see and then I'll probably cancel. They have no interesting original programming, I don't even watch Raw or SD anymore and the PPVs aren't that great. The nice bit of original content they had (Raw pre-show), they screwed up. I guess you could count NXT but it isn't a must-see show.
ZackMorris
I sit next to Spike
Got dammit. And I renewed not too long ago
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
All they did in between programs was show commercials for RAW/SD or upcoming network programming anyway so no big deal.
For example. NXT and Main Event both usually end 10 minutes before the hour and they use so much filler in between that.
For example. NXT and Main Event both usually end 10 minutes before the hour and they use so much filler in between that.
They apparently don't have money to create original programming. I'm guessing they had no interest in creating TV series since it costs money to build sets, film on location or to cast well known actors. They probably didn't want to do Tough Enough because they didn't want to expose the Performance Center to their casual audience and to take away from the aura of upcoming stars. I'm not interested in the clip shows they produce either. I thought they would've filmed some house shows when the Network launched but I forgot that they run the same cards in every town for TV and PPV. It's pretty disheartening to see that they take on a venture like the Network that requires so much risk and innovation, but they're unwilling to do anything that requires them to do just that.
Yep. I'm not interested in watching them re-use old interviews to piece together "new" features like the Monday Night Wars or all of that Countdown garbage.
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
Just loaded about four programs and didn't see any ads yet.