I dumped them a few years ago.Pass the popcorn. This should be about the ninth time everyone is about to promise they are quitting Netflix. I don't know how to quit more than one time but many of us seem to know how to quit 9 or so times. Impressive!
It’s the “Safari feels snappier” of our era.I'm not. I'm making a joke of how that seems to be the group reaction to EVERY Netflix price increase thread and I recall about nine of them.
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Pass the popcorn. This should be about the ninth time everyone is about to promise they are quitting Netflix. I don't know how to quit more than one time but many of us seem to know how to quit 9 or so times. Impressive!
Just like the cable/satellite companies added regional sports fees for those that don't watch sports!
In the same time period a whopper meal went from about $6 to $15.
I don’t go to Burger King anymore, either. Fast food simply isn’t worth the price these days. You’re paying big for a stomach ache. And it isn’t that fast. You’re better off going to a diner or sit-down family restaurant. Not much more money, much better food… and friendly service.
They make a lot off of revenue from ad providers. It’s seriously profitable just as it with OTA broadcast particularly with live events such sports on Netflix.
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Thanks. Guess it's time for a family meeting to discuss Netflix's future. I'm already paying for Prime, Paramount+, Hulu, Disney, & Brit Box and we know once Netflix's rates raise...the others will follow.They make a lot off of revenue from ad providers. It’s seriously profitable just as it with OTA broadcast particularly with live events such sports on Netflix.
Netflix with Ads: Ultimate Guide to Everything you need to know
It's finally here, ads on Netflix. On November 3, 2022, Netflix officially launched its ad-supported tier of the service. It follows in line with what
How many ads will I see?
Netflix claims that you will see around four minutes of commercials per hour. That’s enough to not really bother people, especially if the commercial break is all at once during an hour-long show. Netflix does caution customers by saying that this might “vary based on the title you’re watching”. But keep in mind, linear TV typically has around 14-18 minutes of ads in an hour-long show, so it’s pretty short with Netflix.
Ads will be about 15 seconds or 30 seconds in length and will appear either before and/or during the title.
So far, Netflix is not showing when ads will appear on the progress bar. Like other streaming services do, which have ads. So it’s hard to tell how the ads will be split up.
If it helps, quit when I was forced to quit my via Apple netflix subscription at £5.99 pcm and never looked back.Pass the popcorn. This should be about the ninth time everyone is about to promise they are quitting Netflix. I don't know how to quit more than one time but many of us seem to know how to quit 9 or so times. Impressive!
Because it isn’t politically based.
Never happen again, people like the freedom of VoD without rigid schedule where you can stop and comeback to last content and continue without time limits of that be allowed per cable provider. Then there is the additional made up fees, like rebroadcast and sports fees to the tune of approximately $40 extra. Then planned rate increases yearly without basis. Then you have cable PQ using cable model filters with 720p/1080i just looks lousy compared to streamed 1080p content.
