Netflix here we go again.

[UberTiger]

This vid came out back in June when they first announced the password crackdown and I don't think I shared it, but it's an absolute masterpiece

***Video removed due to swearing***

 

[hyperseven]

Price increase on the way, 229.99TRY as from 3rd March for premium

 

[the shadow]

 

[the shadow]

Netflix Poised to Raise Prices in 2024 as It Continues to Gain Share of TV Viewing: Analysts

Netflix is expected to hike prices on its streaming plans in 2024 as it continues to take a bigger bite out of overall TV viewing, UBS forecasts.

variety.com

 

[Stu999]

Netflix Poised to Raise Prices in 2024 as It Continues to Gain Share of TV Viewing: Analysts

Netflix is expected to hike prices on its streaming plans in 2024 as it continues to take a bigger bite out of overall TV viewing, UBS forecasts.

variety.com

They won’t stop until people stop subscribing.

 

[413x]

They won’t stop until people stop subscribing.

They are finding the limit.
I've still got some way to go before I unsub.
Competition just isn't good enough unfortunately

 

[theone8181]

I've got 3 more things to watch on netflix then think I'll be binning it.

 

[Greebo]

Netflix Turkey ftw. <£6 per month for premium

 

[robj20]

Netflix Turkey ftw. <£6 per month for premium

Any guides on how to sign up, can you just use a Turkey VPN or is it not that simple?

 

[kungfuman]

Turkey accounts signed overseas have seen a massive cull in the past few weeks. Mines renewed on 23rd Feb and on the 26th I got an account inactive error. Went onto chat support and was told it has been closed due to suspicious activity. They werent willing to reactive the account over chat or provide a refund, only told to do a chargeback from my bank. Attempts to re-open the account and trying to do a new account havent worked.

 

[Greebo]

Any guides on how to sign up, can you just use a Turkey VPN or is it not that simple?

Simple as VPN for turkey, signing up on Netflix Turkey and then switch off VPN and logging into UK but reading kungfuman's post it looks like they are starting to clamp down on it.

 

[Puzzled]

It's hard to open a turkey account to pay by card as few are accepted but redeeming gift cards still seems to work (for now)

 

[malachi]

Simple as VPN for turkey, signing up on Netflix Turkey and then switch off VPN and logging into UK but reading kungfuman's post it looks like they are starting to clamp down on it.

They closed that loophole a long time ago.

 

[Eddie99]

They closed that loophole a long time ago.

Not if you use gift cards as the payment method.

Turkey accounts signed overseas have seen a massive cull in the past few weeks. Mines renewed on 23rd Feb and on the 26th I got an account inactive error. Went onto chat support and was told it has been closed due to suspicious activity. They werent willing to reactive the account over chat or provide a refund, only told to do a chargeback from my bank. Attempts to re-open the account and trying to do a new account havent worked.

Wasn't aware of that, mine is still working fine but I'll only top up 1 month at a time from now on.

Edit: If you were told to do a chargeback from your bank I'm assuming you weren't using the gift card method, so maybe they're just targeting accounts where the payment method doesn't match the credit/debit card country, which explains why my account is still fine.

 

[GR63]

Not if you use gift cards as the payment method.


Wasn't aware of that, mine is still working fine but I'll only top up 1 month at a time from now on.

Edit: If you were told to do a chargeback from your bank I'm assuming you weren't using the gift card method, so maybe they're just targeting accounts where the payment method doesn't match the credit/debit card country, which explains why my account is still fine.

Searching for this sorta thread after watching a NordVPN ad on YT.

Can you ELI5 for me how to safely do so please? Interested in doing similar for Netflix, Disney+, PrimeVideo, F1TV if possible.

 

[jpaul]

and even then - is it worth it

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[beachBOYken]

I wouldn't mind subbing to Now TV, but that boost charge to get full HD is just rubbish, that should be standard now, paying extra for 1080p, lol.

Netflix wielded the cancel hammer again for The Brothers Sun! Very good series, series 1 did wrap it up slightly, but it could have easily had a series 2.

 

[aVdub]

I wouldn't mind subbing to Now TV, but that boost charge to get full HD is just rubbish, that should be standard now, paying extra for 1080p, lol.

Netflix wielded the cancel hammer again for The Brothers Sun! Very good series, series 1 did wrap it up slightly, but it could have easily had a series 2.

2010 Was my first Blu-ray + TV that could play it and now 300 years later I'm looking at 8K TV's and potentially paying NowTV extra to give me 1080p on that TV

Oh and I have to buy a licence to watch it

 

[theone8181]

2010 Was my first Blu-ray + TV that could play it and now 300 years later I'm looking at 8K TV's and potentially paying NowTV extra to give me 1080p on that TV

Oh and I have to buy a licence to watch it

I don't have now TV but I never really thought about needing a licence. We did when we had proper sky, streaming services make it more complicated as really any TV can watch BBC if they choose, with or without sky or nowtv.