Netflix

Horrible! Horrible! Horrible service on Christmas Day! The only way to watch NFL games on Christmas Day (2024) was supposedly on Netflix! When we turned on the channel there were no games to be seen! I hope the NFL NEVER gives Netflix the right to air NFL games again!

We have had netflix for many years and over the past 2-3 years the service has gotten progressively worse. Movies are slow to load, most times freezing part way into the loading process causing me to have to go out of netflix for 10 to 15 minutes, then going back into it just to get the movie to load successfully. All the while netflix is constantly raising their rate under the pretense of improving the service. What's actually happening is the board members are crying for bigger dividends! I think it's time to drop netflix for some of the other streaming services (there are others out there). T. Shoffner

Netflix should have been better prepared for the boxing matches tonight. The poor quality is inexcusable, and I realize now I should have followed my convictions and cut Netflix off when they made the poor decision to donate the hard earned money of their viewers to the Harris campaign. They obviously should have used that money to upgrade their live streaming capabilities.

I resubscribed to watch the Tyson fight - most disappointing experience ever - ever - ever - ever. They should be ashamed - they have experience but, acted like a 'rookie org'.

I'm disappointed that Netflix has added adds now. This was one of the major draws of a streaming service and now you have to watch adds or pay a premium to not have them. Very annoying. Also, I hate how most of the Netflix originals most of the time are not family friendly. There is often so much foul language and sexual content that the majority of the time, if I see that it is a Netflix original, I just skip over it. Shows don't have to have all of that to be good. Wish they would stop feeling like they have to add more and more of it.

I have joined them on 11th September 2024, but now a month later, Netflix logged me out from my Xbox Series X console I was using, this happened to me yesterday and now it happened to me today.

So y'know what I did? I cancelled Netflix as I'm not willing to spare £10.99 a month for 1080p image quality with no adverts, even though their wide range of animated movies are some I already have on Blu-ray and DVD too, but with Netflix that keeps on logging me out from my Xbox Series X console, I've had enough. I use an app called Revolut which you can block further payments, and I did that to Netflix.

So anyways, screw Netflix and I'm sticking to Disney Plus.

Netflix is a timewaster, and not reccommended.

I'm not going to lie, I don't pick through my Credit cards for every charge. I know I should but my entire life is charged on 1 card, so unless it's a bigger charge I don't really pay attention. However because it was recent I noticed a charge from Netflix. I cancelled my Netflix account March 2023. That was the last month that ever should have been charged to me. I searched my credit card and found that I have been charged since May 2023. I called Netflix and they explained to me that my account was compromised and they changed the account information but used my card. I would assume that they would refund me my money as they could see that the account was hacked after I closed it. However that's not the case. He told me on the phone that he could only refund the latest payment and I would have to go through my bank to dispute the charges. My bank told me they can only go back 3 months. So I reached out to Netflix via chat to see if they had a fraud department or anyone that could explain to me how someone was able to change my account after I closed it. She sent me a link to show me how to make sure my account was secure. Once my account is closed, isn't security their issue? Shouldn't they remove my credit card information if my account is closed? They allowed over $300 to be charged to my card and won't give me any information or help. I did a little bit of a search and it looks like a lot of people have had issues with Netflix charges. But where do you go when their not willing to take care of their customers and their credit card information?

Netflix is my go-to streaming service for its vast library of movies, TV shows, and original content. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to discover new favorites, and the personalized recommendations help me find content tailored to my interests. I appreciate the ability to create multiple user profiles for personalized viewing experiences. The monthly subscription fee is well worth the endless hours of entertainment

I dropped Netflix through ROKU almost a year ago. I continue to be billed every month on my credit card and they tell me to contact Netflix who then tells me I am still using the service. We live in a senior condo and only have family in once in while and we do not watch anything they are visiting, I am the only one who watches programs and cannot get the company to acknowledge my complaint. NOTE I did try to go on in October to watch the World Series but it wouldn't allow me so I immediately deleted it again.
What a mess, and they are still taking money from me on a monthly basis.

Most movies on Netflix in the ad supported subscription ($6.99 U.S.) can be found on FREE movie sites most times WITHOUT ads!
Also there are movies on Netflix that (REQUIRE) a higher subscription level. THESE MOVIES CAN BE FOUND FREE also.

I am Beginning to think Netflix is a universal scam.
Especially when we pay for movies/tv shows that are over 10 years old, and some a lot older!