anasui1 t1_j8fk7g8 wrote on February 13, 2023 at 10:57 PM

#1,801,626

quite the random choice for countries

isthisnamestupid t1_j8fm09e wrote on February 13, 2023 at 11:09 PM

#1,801,739

I used to split cost with my mum and sister, 4 viewer max, $220ish/CAD per year, so $80 each. Now I'm going to buy a good Android box and pay $15/month to keep it updated and watch all, that means bye bye Disney subscription, bye bye Prime, bye bye HBO/Crave. I'll take my chances.

no1name t1_j8fn42b wrote on February 13, 2023 at 11:17 PM

#1,801,824

New Zealand. Nope. Just a news announcement and nothing else. It seems people who are dissatisfied with Netflix are just using it as an excuse to leave it. $20pm isn't much more than 3 coffees, its not a big expense. You would spend more than that on a work lunch.

WordsAreSomething t1_j8fnt5o wrote on February 13, 2023 at 11:22 PM

#1,801,860

Replying to anasui1 (#1,801,626)

Pretty sure it's some of the ones that had the recent password sharing crack down roll out.

MarioMuzza OP t1_j8g8rgf wrote on February 14, 2023 at 2:00 AM

#1,803,171

Replying to anasui1 (#1,801,626)

It's the ones with the password crackdown

MarioMuzza OP t1_j8g94jd wrote on February 14, 2023 at 2:02 AM

#1,803,188

Replying to no1name (#1,801,824)

Makes sense it's getting more airtime here then. Netflix costs 16 to play 4k like the other services, and our minimum wage is 600 a month. 16 is the price of around 28 coffees. And you can get HBO plus Disney plus Amazon Video for that price.