Netflix here we go again.

[chaparral]

12 months free Disney+ (For Samsung users) - Account Specific | hotukdeals

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Shame it won’t let me even try as I have two old Samsung note mobile phones

 

[theone8181]

I need to scan my Samsung phone using another phone to use the qr code .
No devices eligible. Don't understand why there's isn't just a list of devices that qualify.

 

[Mull3t]

Is it possible to do the VPN sign up trick with Netflix still? Not having much joy.

 

[Puzzled]

Is it possible to do the VPN sign up trick with Netflix still? Not having much joy.

With gift cards, payment via card is very hit and miss

 

[~Divine~Wind~]

If yer happy to setup a new gmail acc as a turkish one, then set your region to turkish, then checkout using google to pay for D+ you get the year just inder £30 last I tried

 

[413x]

I need to scan my Samsung phone using another phone to use the qr code .
No devices eligible. Don't understand why there's isn't just a list of devices that qualify.

Not eligible either.

 

[maddness]

Worked got a 12 months

 

[Ad_Augendae]

Which is the best Roku to get for netflix, I got an older one but it lags bad when loading and scrolling menus etc, I don't see the Ultra on the Roku site, just curious as to why ?

 

[Wing-Man]

Just get any firestick

 

[Raymond Lin]

I had the Apple TV first....got rid of that for the Roku...that lasted a year, then we to Fire Stick and never looked back.

Get the appropriate one for your TV, if you have a 4K tv, get the 4k Max one, just more snappy.

 

[Ad_Augendae]

I'll take a look thanks.

Edit:Added
4K max has Quad-Core 2.0Ghz CPU 850Mhz GPU+WiFi 6E
4K One has Quad-Core 1.7Ghz CPU 650Mhz GPU+WiFi 6

 

[smokedog]

Netflix added 13.1 million worldwide subscribers in the last three months of 2023. So the crackdown on password sharing worked a treat.

 

[Richie]

Netflix added 13.1 million worldwide subscribers in the last three months of 2023. So the crackdown on password sharing worked a treat.

Where do they go to increase subscriber numbers now that the low hanging fruit has been picked?

 

[smokedog]

Where do they go to increase subscriber numbers now that the low hanging fruit has been picked?

Steaming live sports is their next move

Netflix places $5bn bet on live streaming with WWE Raw deal

Entertainment giant has dabbled with live events in bid to shore up its dominant position as world’s largest streaming platform

www.theguardian.com

 

[Gregvivi0401]

Steaming live sports is their next move

Netflix places $5bn bet on live streaming with WWE Raw deal

Entertainment giant has dabbled with live events in bid to shore up its dominant position as world’s largest streaming platform

www.theguardian.com

WWE they can have it not intrested in fake sport

 

[tom_e]

Where do they go to increase subscriber numbers now that the low hanging fruit has been picked?

Sounds like they're planning on going back to raising existing prices from what the BBC article I read this morning said.

 

[sad099]

Sounds like they're planning on going back to raising existing prices from what the BBC article I read this morning said.

Yes, not good, but they will be able to without major issues, there isnt much competition really, Amazon is pretty poor, Sky is expensive. Worst case they lose some users they wont be any worse off than before. Only option would be for people to subscribe monthly every now and again ie every 2/3 months when they want to binge watch etc.
Wouldn't surprise me if they start introducing annual contracts to combat that too

 

[Zatoichi.uK]

Steaming live sports is their next move

Netflix places $5bn bet on live streaming with WWE Raw deal

Entertainment giant has dabbled with live events in bid to shore up its dominant position as world’s largest streaming platform

www.theguardian.com

That's one one thing I miss about cancelling my TV package and license. Just the really big things like the Olympics and world Cup stuff would be nice to watch. Just not worth £300+ a year when I can go to the pub and watch it.

 

[fez]

I would happily cancel most of the streaming services we have but the missus likes to be able to snack on 20 different services periodically without having to actually do any work.

 

[jpaul]

so they'll compete against Amazon who bought the rugby footage from BT and have tennis too - sports where the money is made, with the price of beer down the pubs my folks don't go there as a substitute.

Eurosport monopolize cycling, the only sport streamer I've temporarily signed up for in the past (can't remember if it was 4K too and good bitrates),
and, for the last summer+winter olympics, they also had better organised, even some exclusive coverage of some of climbing, moguls etc. where BBC iplayer stuff was a mess.