The standard tier, which allows subscribers to watch on two screens at once, will be bumped up from $9.99 to $10.99 per month.
The premium tier, which is available in Ultra HD and allows users to watch on up to four screens, will go up from $11.99 to $13.99.
Netflix says customers will be notified of the change based on their billing cycle, beginning on October 19th.
Bully for you. You don't want to pay for the content you consume. If you don't want to pay for it, don't watch it.RRRRRRRRRRRReally time to cancel.
Everything I want to watch they don't have anyways so its a waste of money.
Nothing beats a good newserver on a 10Gbps unmetered handout.
My cable bill dropped by nearly $80 when I canceled the tv and went internet only. (I only had the tv part because a roommate paid me for it, but he recently moved). The prices on the tv just kept going up too. Every other month, increased tv tax, increase in sports delivery fee, high box rental fee (for a huge POS device)...compared to my cable bill of god-knows-how-much, this is nothing
Bully for you. You don't want to pay for the content you consume. If you don't want to pay for it, don't watch it.
Cancelled a few months back. I still have prime.
Not that this really helps you but...i have prime but never use it since amazon don't let me download videos (last i checked) and no 4k available on PC but i can't choose not to have the video service and keep the shipping part active. wonder how many prime video "subscribers" there actually are when you discount those who only want prime for shipping and not video
Netflix has a lot of great original content for sure. But binge watching almost kills the experience lol. If you happen to catch a show shortly after it's released, it might only take you a week or two to watch all the episodes. Then you have to wait a year for the next season. In some ways it's great but in other ways it kinda sucks. At least with TV you usually only have to wait a few months for the next season.With shows like Narcos, Stranger Things, and The Punisher coming very shortly, no chance I would cancel it. I don't use Netflix much at all other than when a show comes out like the ones above, that's when I'm glad I have it. I will go like 2-3 months without touching it sometimes though.
Oh yeah, you are definitely Netflix's kind of customer. For you, they should raise the price 20-30% instead of 10%.I think anyone who goes into a rage over this is probably too uptight to begin with.
As for me: I think I need to start trimming junk from my monthly budget sooner or later. I hope it doesnt start with Netflix. But then again I already have Amazon Prime they got lots of good stuff too.
There are pros and cons to both methods. HBO's weekly rollout allows for much better online discussion with everyone watching at the same pace. I do think this contributes to the popularity of good shows like Game of Thrones. On the other hand, it sucks having to wait a week, so I love when a new season of say Narcos comes out that I have access to the entire season right away. I want to binge watch good shows, and Netflix lets me do just that.Netflix has a lot of great original content for sure. But binge watching almost kills the experience lol. If you happen to catch a show shortly after it's released, it might only take you a week or two to watch all the episodes. Then you have to wait a year for the next season. In some ways it's great but in other ways it kinda sucks. At least with TV you usually only have to wait a few months for the next season.
Yeah exactly.There are pros and cons to both methods. HBO's weekly rollout allows for much better online discussion with everyone watching at the same pace. I do think this contributes to the popularity of good shows like Game of Thrones. On the other hand, it sucks having to wait a week, so I love when a new season of say Narcos comes out that I have access to the entire season right away. I want to binge watch good shows, and Netflix lets me do just that.
T-Mobile is paying my Netflix bill for me. Rage not found.
Not that this really helps you but...
About Offline Viewing Periods for Video Downloads
Some content owners place restrictions on the time period you can access downloaded video titles without an active Internet connection.
The time period you have to view a downloaded video while your compatible mobile device is offline varies by title.
Tip: You can download Amazon Video titles to Fire tablets, Fire phone, iOS devices, and Android phones and tablets.
If you try watching a downloaded video and the viewing period is over or almost over, a notification typically shows on-screen to let you know. If this happens, you're prompted to connect your device to a Wi-Fi or wireless network so you can continue to access the downloaded video.
And you aren't getting 4K any time soon.
https://www.techhive.com/article/31...r-pc-still-cant-stream-4k-ultra-hd-video.html
I've had the unlimited dvd plan for years and last got a dvd I bet over 5 years ago - lot of money wasted.
I've had the unlimited dvd plan for years and last got a dvd I bet over 5 years ago - lot of money wasted.