Netflix here we go again.

Perhaps we will one day rise against these corporate animals in a global cancellation protest. Maybe the French can lead it. They seem to be at the forefront of middle fingerism to the man usually? :)
 
Mercenary Keyboard Warrior said:
I'm going to go against the trend here but its still incredible value for money.

I can only think the people complaining aren't old enough to remember having to go to a video store, pay what would be in todays money about £5-6 for a film for one night.
You would then need to drop it back the next day.
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We are cancelling.

Its not because of the price rise. It's because content has massively gone downhill. Too many shows I've watched have been ruined for what feels like no reason.

Brings to an end 8 years of unbroken membership.

If they are going for live sport this is only going to get more expensive and I'll be less interested.
 
I don't get why the scale of the increase is relevant either.

I mean your a consumer with the ability to choose what you spend your money on, or not.
Don't think its value for money, cancel, think its still value for money, carry on.

To be brutally honest it was clearly only so cheap historically to ensure they killed off as much competition as possible.
If Netflix had been £30 a month from the start I bet the likes of Blockbuster would have survived a hell of a lot longer.
 
Jono8 said:
Indeed..and as i put it in my earlier post, it is the scale of the rises.

Its like Broadband. NOWTV decided to put mine up 13% last year. Was inflation 13% in the year running up to that? The **** it was. They are all just taking the **** to pad corporate/shareholder profits and stupid executive/CEO salaries.
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RPI peaked north of 11%. Arent those contracts RPI + a percentage?
 
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