Rotation, not cancellation
You do not need four streaming services at once. You need one at a time, in the right order, and something that remembers to switch.
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Most subscription advice ends at cancel. That is a blunt instrument for a category you actually want — you did not subscribe to four streaming services by accident, you subscribed to four things you wanted to watch.
The alternative
Hold one at a time. Finish what you came for. Move to the next. Nothing is cancelled for good; everything is paused in the right order.
The arithmetic is simple and large: four services at €10 held permanently is €480 a year. The same four, one month each, three cycles a year, is €120.
Why nobody does it
Because it needs a memory. The switch has to happen on a date you will not remember, and the cost of forgetting is a month of double billing — which is exactly the kind of thing software should be holding for you rather than you.
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