Netflix announces price hikes for US customers
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- AhmedSLL
- rme
- 30 Oct 2020
"Investing into quality", please, don't make me laugh, you can count the number of content worth watching with only your fingers. But everybody knows that, what I hate the most is their terrible customer service, the absolute worst.
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- Anonymous
- qLK
- 30 Oct 2020
Aakash7T, 30 Oct 2020Meanwhile in India, the highest Netflix Plan (4K HDR, 4 scr... moreYes. India is a much poorer country. The US and other developed countries help subsidize content that is also used for India.
Not trying to knock India. Just explaining the difference.
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- Anonymous
- nD%
- 30 Oct 2020
Anonymous, 30 Oct 2020So they decide to rise prices during COVID ... hmm I can se... moreMaybe they should get a book instead.
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- Trollhammeren
- ajg
- 30 Oct 2020
Anonymous, 30 Oct 2020So they decide to rise prices during COVID ... hmm I can se... moreThank your monopolistic ISP's for this , and the repealing of net neutrality laws ... what did you guys think was going to happen ? ISP lobbied back trying to protect their Cable TV empire by affectings Netflix's margins.
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- Aakash7T
- rJ$
- 30 Oct 2020
Meanwhile in India, the highest Netflix Plan (4K HDR, 4 screens ) cost $11
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- Anonymous
- mEk
- 30 Oct 2020
PetalPax, 30 Oct 2020This large number of online content suppliers will only inc... moreCompletely agree..
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- Anonymous
- mEk
- 30 Oct 2020
So they decide to rise prices during COVID ... hmm I can see making them lose a lot of customers or dropping to cheaper plans to still watch it..
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- L973
- nC4
- 30 Oct 2020
I'd highly prefer physical OR digital where you own it (a.k.a. pay per item) over yarr matey, but now that even the latter is fading away in favour of this "access" nonsense, ...you get the idea.
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- salarx
- XjH
- 30 Oct 2020
Yeah 480p as the base... What year is it? Even a sub $100 phone comes with 720p display. I don't even know if you get a 480p display these days but yeah, 480p. Crapflix.
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- AnonD-804996
- puk
- 30 Oct 2020
If they pull this nonsense in Europe I'm canceling it. We already get only a fraction of content for same price as US customers and what I hate the most is if you use it in browser, image quality is absolute garbage even with HD plan. The Windows app is slow and clunky, has no PiP option like Firefox does. I don't need Netflix that much to just go with whatever they ask for it.
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- PetalPax
- vGJ
- 30 Oct 2020
This large number of online content suppliers will only increase pi ra c.
Surely nobody expects consumers to pay $18 for Netflix, $18 for Disney, $18 for HBO etc. ? These are pandemic times !!
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- Geofence
- pW0
- 30 Oct 2020
Price raise!! the price is allready high and with that "geofence" not all content is possible to watch because your geographic location.
A serie may be several seasons ahead for people in US ........this is mean! Leading to feed the "downloading sites" with food every day.
It's time to get rid of that geofencing thinking and let all content be available for every netflix member
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- Anonymous
- 6px
- 30 Oct 2020
android tv + popcorn time....
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- Anonymous
- jSY
- 30 Oct 2020
Hi sisters! I need to know will this effect those who have netflix through their tmobile memberships?
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- Kek
- GBh
- 30 Oct 2020
Oh well, here we go again. The same reason why TV died will start applying here.
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- Boldy
- iiV
- 30 Oct 2020
Boggy-Stefy, 30 Oct 2020And they wonder why people turn to piracy..
Their service ... moreEdge can now do 4k Netflix. If you need HDR you need the Netflix Windows app, but that's also possible. Also, Atmos is now doable on Windows. The only thing missing is Dolby Vision support, but that Microsoft needs to sort out before Netflix can enable it.
Compare that to Amazon Prime on PC which can only do 1080p no matter what you do.
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- Boggy-Stefy
- p%B
- 30 Oct 2020
And they wonder why people turn to piracy..
Their service is not that good. I am watching movies in 960x540 resolution, or 1280x720. Sometimes I get 1980x1080, but I need to change the browser (only in Edge it's 1080p).
Not to mention, their movies are not that great. It's quantity, not quality based nowadays. Many of them are old. And the new movies you hardly get to see them, unless they are made by Netflix directly.
Also, with the appearance of other competitors, if you want to see all your favorite movies, you need 2-3 subscriptions. Too much money. Is time for me to return to my Jack Sparrow origins. I hope I still have the account. Lol.
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- Jasper5774
- XUq
- 30 Oct 2020
Quality content and Netflix doesn't go hand in hand
They are the firm believer of "quantity has its own quality"