Netflix slashes price - but no sharing

[harrybarracuda]

For the Pattaya pensioners on a tight budget:

Mixed news for series addicts on a budget: Starting today, Netflix has reduced the monthly rate for its basic package by 60% but users may not share their accounts.
The basic monthly package now runs THB169, down from THB279. That means enjoying the latest episodes of psycho thriller You, searing K-dramas, or any of Note Udom’s comedy specials at 720p resolution, which qualified as HD in 2010. The package limits users to only one device at a time.
Those already subscribed to the basic package will automatically pay the new rate on their next billing cycle.

Netflix Thailand slashes basic service by 60% | Coconuts

[sabang]

Good move, imo. A certain niece, who shall remain nameless, was given the access to our Netflix account by my kindly old mother. A few months later, we were in a bit of stum with Netflix- there were people using our account as far away as WA! Easily fixed of course (change the password), but then she is on the line- B'waaah, what happened!

[Reg Dingle]

#Pray4Eddy

[klong toey]

I still use Kodi works ok for me .

[harrybarracuda]

Use Syncler+ and Real Debrid nowadays.

Has everything off Netflix, Paramount+, Amazon Prime, they're all lurking on torrents somewhere and saves having to download them.

[Headworx]

For the Pattaya pensioners on a tight budget:

Why the fuck would anyone, pensioner or otherwise, pay 2,000 Baht a year (reduced from 3,300 Baht a year!) for Netflix when they can get it, along with Apple and Hulu and Amazon and whatever else is in that category, along with about 4,500 movies on demand and 2,500+ live channels from around the world including every PPV event, all for about 3,500 a year?

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[nidhogg]

Yup - just looked all the accounts are gone. Really only me and the boy use it, but that one platform at a time might get annoying.

[dirk diggler]

Business as normal here. Kids got Thomas the Tank Engine on the telly and I can open as normal on my laptop.