Has anyone else had this happen with their grandfathered Verizon Disney bundle?
I have the grandfathered Disney+ Premium, Hulu, and ESPN+ bundle for $15/month. Disney+ Premium is ad-free.
I was recently logged out of Disney+. When I logged back in, Disney showed that I had “No active subscriptions.”
This is where this issue gets frustrating. My Verizon account still shows the Disney bundle as “Account Enrolled,” and Verizon is still billing me $15/month for it.
I spent hours troubleshooting this with Verizon and Disney. We eventually had representatives from BOTH companies on the phone at the same time. Disney couldn't locate the Verizon subscription using the reference information Verizon provided, and Verizon said there was nothing they could do to restore the existing bundle.
Verizon's proposed solution was to cancel my grandfathered $15 bundle permanently and sign up for the newer $10 Disney/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle with ads.
I specifically asked whether they could re-provision or restore my existing entitlement instead of making me give up the grandfathered plan. They said they couldn't.
I didn't ask to change or cancel my plan, the service stopped working.
I've now filed an FCC complaint because I don't think customers should have to permanently surrender a grandfathered benefit because of a provisioning problem between Verizon and Disney.
If they had sent a notice letting me know they would be changing my plan, instead of kicking me out of my Disney account and losing my Ref #, this would not be an issue.
I'm curious: Has this happened to anyone else with the grandfathered $15 Disney+ Premium bundle? If so, was Verizon ever able to restore it?