Mahes
Bronze Baronet of the Realm
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i have no idea how this is supposed to work but i am guessing its gonna be an absolute disaster
Oh this will be an exciting clusterfuck to watch...
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i have no idea how this is supposed to work but i am guessing its gonna be an absolute disaster
Hunger Games + Lost. Season 2 completes the story.I guess Alice in Borderlands is some sort of Hunger Games clone?
i have no idea how this is supposed to work but i am guessing its gonna be an absolute disaster
Yeah they dont have shit now since all the other studios started to take back their shit. And all of thieir made for netflix crap is more miss than hit.Service with less and less content as time goes on, starts effectively jacking the rates up on all their customers.
I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix goes the way of Blockbuster in the next 5-10 years.
i have no idea how this is supposed to work but i am guessing its gonna be an absolute disaster
We do have it and the in-laws use it too. We'll probably cancel the one sub we have when this goes live.yeah I don't think this is going to work out for them the way they want it to without a significant reduction in price.
For that, I'm gonna go through the hassle of calling up some relative and typing in their password, wait no, thats a capital T and an exclamation point, what do you mean it doesnt work? hold on let me check again
For me, I cancelled with Cuties so I wont give them money again. My daughter and wife like the trash reality TV shows on Netflix so they use my in-laws account to watch. So that is kinda the why. It isnt the $$, its the "I wont give them the money". I cant force my in-laws to drop them (I tried).The number of people who share netflix subs instead of just buying one baffles me.
I mean its not like I'm opposed to watching TV for free or something, its not theft or piracy or whatever bullshit they want to call it. Its just cheating on a subscription, who cares.
The thing is, its what, $8? $12? I don't fucking know, its one of those little charges that don't account for a rounding error in the monthly budget.
For that, I'm gonna go through the hassle of calling up some relative and typing in their password, wait no, thats a capital T and an exclamation point, what do you mean it doesnt work? hold on let me check again
Sharing netflix subs. Whats next, lets share our coffee shop cards so we get that 10th free coffee so much sooner! Life hacks!
They add up after a while. I haveThe number of people who share netflix subs instead of just buying one baffles me.
I mean its not like I'm opposed to watching TV for free or something, its not theft or piracy or whatever bullshit they want to call it. Its just cheating on a subscription, who cares.
The thing is, its what, $8? $12? I don't fucking know, its one of those little charges that don't account for a rounding error in the monthly budget.
For that, I'm gonna go through the hassle of calling up some relative and typing in their password, wait no, thats a capital T and an exclamation point, what do you mean it doesnt work? hold on let me check again
Sharing netflix subs. Whats next, lets share our coffee shop cards so we get that 10th free coffee so much sooner! Life hacks!
You pay $10.00 a month for Peacock? I paid 25.00 for the year when they often offer deals.They add up after a while. I have
Netflix - $15
HBO Max - $15
Paramount Plus - $10
Discovery Plus - $7
Peacock - $10
NFL+ - $10
Hulu - $8
$75/month which is cheaper than cable but not exactly what I hoped for when I cut the cord. Of all of those though, I think Netflix is the one that's not pulling it's weight right now. (Of course NFL plus will get cancelled after the superbowl).
The cat is already out of the bag though. People know the alternative.Every streaming service will watch what happens with this, and if after 6 months if Netflix didnt take too big of a bath expect this to roll out on all streaming services. It's hard to blame em, 100 million watchers not paying is not just oh we could make X dollars, its 100 million people making them pay for infrastructure, servers, data, etc, its probably costing them a fortune. As for it going away because some people cancel cause they cant share it, nah. The brand is too valuable it would be bought by Apple or some other tech giant. I am not convinced they will lose more money in subs then they will save kicking 100 million freeloaders off their platform.
Take the example above, I don't really watch the NFL or Discovery but I do have Starz and Disney+ so its about the same in price. The biggest thing though is there is no ads. Anywhere. It still being cheaper than cable, able to watch on demand and with no ads is still a big draw.