For the people who don't have Netflix

[Greg!]

Would you subscribe if it became BB's new home?

[LaLaLand]

"Maybe".

Tbh though it doesn't look like it's going anywhere, this is it.

[ThriceShy]

I think it's had its day. Let's be honest, it peaked between 2006 and 2009, well before ch5 even took over. It has been downhill since then.

[Mokka]

Who doesn't have Netflix?? I don't understand the question :think:

[Clootie Dumpling]

Who doesn't have Netflix?? I don't understand the question :think:

People who can't afford to have it, who already pay £140 a year for their TV licence and whatever they pay for broadband. That's quite enough in my opinion, without shelling out any more.

[jamiewordsley]

People who can't afford to have it, who already pay £140 a year for their TV licence and whatever they pay for broadband. That's quite enough in my opinion, without shelling out any more.

Its literally only £6 a month :joker Just £1.50 a week.

[Clootie Dumpling]

Its literally only £6 a month :joker Just £1.50 a week.

Plus broadband costs.

[Maxxie.]

I'd prioritise a netflix account over a tv license any day

[jamiewordsley]

Plus broadband costs.

Like 90% has Broadband at home :joker:
if you cant afford broadband then Okay but if you do have it, then you can get netflix for £1.50 a week,

[Calderyon]

Maybe.

[user104658]

People who can't afford to have it, who already pay £140 a year for their TV licence and whatever they pay for broadband. That's quite enough in my opinion, without shelling out any more.Honestly if anyone can't afford both, but wants one, I would fling broadcast telly to **** and get Netflix. You can get the vast majority of broadcast telly On Demand without a TV license. Unless you specifically have a boner for the BBC, Netflix is definitely worth more, and is cheaper.

[Robodog]

Netflix is really annoying to use

I use other people's and it does my head in

Unless it becomes more usable (like Now TV) then i wont be getting it.

[bots]

i find netflix a breeze to use compared to amazon prime

[Robodog]

i find netflix a breeze to use compared to amazon prime

yeah amazon prime is even worse

[Nicky91]

i use netflix to watch plenty of series (Supergirl, The 100, Lost in Space, Star Trek: Discovery, Riverdale)


and yes my parents have both one netflix account, and i have my own netflix account :hee:

[Clootie Dumpling]

Whether you can afford to pay for TV licence, broadband, etc., or not, and some people can't, it's the principle of forking out more money for a subscription service, on top of what I've already got, that doesn't appeal.

[pontyboi]

i find netflix a breeze to use compared to amazon prime

I cancelled my Prime account yesterday. The search tool is awful you literally have to scroll through thousands of films and only now and then come across a film than isn't made on a student camera or budget of £1000.

Already have Virgin Media for all my tv and Netflix though the UK Netflix has nothing on the American version i only keep it to binge watch tv shows like Schitts Creek, Santa Clarita Diet, Haunting Of Hill House...Movies are hardly ever updated on there and when they are they are usually pretty old.

Just took out a free trial for Now TV and its much better than most services out there.

In conclusion lol i personally wouldn't sign up to Netflix solely for BB and there isn't enough content on there to warrant spending an extra £6 a month/(£72 a year)

[reece(:]

I don't have Net flicks, I use someone else's

[ConnorTheJudge]

Its literally only £6 a month :joker Just £1.50 a week.
For someone living on the breadline every penny matters.

[Marsh.]

Plus broadband costs.

Well I imagine you already have Broadband and it gets used for various purposes and internet usage?

Acting as though it's an additional Netflix cost is amusing. :joker:

[Marsh.]

For someone living on the breadline every penny matters.

If this person already has a television package and broadband they are not living on the breadline.

[pontyboi]

If this person already has a television package and broadband they are not living on the breadline.

Dude its an extra £72 a year pretty much everyone has broadband not because they have extra cash to throw around on luxurys but because the internet has become a bit of a necessity..Everythings done online.

Netflix isn't included with tv packages and I think most people living on the breadline simply use freeview.

Netflix isn't worth the fee imo.

[Marsh.]

Dude its an extra £72 a year pretty much everyone has broadband not because they have extra cash to throw around on luxurys but because the internet has become a bit of a necessity..Everythings done online.

Netflix isn't included with tv packages and I think most people living on the breadline simply use freeview.

Netflix isn't worth the fee imo.

It's not a necessity if every single last penny counts.

[pontyboi]

It's not a necessity if every single last penny counts.

I don't know anyone who doesn't have broadband including people who live on universal credit and ESA.

To most people having internet access IS a necessity. Im currently off sick and I would go nuts if I had no broadband so imagine those who are stuck at home for long periods...It doesn't bare to think about lol.

The thing is just because someone has broadband Netflix is still an additional expense on top which most couldn't justify paying.

[Withano]

Theres like 7 people in the world who actually pay for netflix. Everyone else just borrows their log in details.

[Marsh.]

The thing is just because someone has broadband Netflix is still an additional expense on top which most couldn't justify paying.

I never said it wasn't.

I was questioning why someone was including Broadband as the additional cost for Netflix, making it sound like they would need to get Broadband in order to have Netflix. If they already had Broadband for every other use and a TV package then they're already into "luxury" territory and not living on the bare bones of their arse. That's all. :laugh: