Read more.Meanwhile Amazon UK changes its games pre-order policy with a new 'five day rule'.
Read more.Meanwhile Amazon UK changes its games pre-order policy with a new 'five day rule'.
Some good programmes however I am not paying that every month so wil sign up for a month here and there and watch what I want to
Jon
Already on the plan that's best for me - none.
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Seems like the UK has had it pretty good with regard to Netflix pricing. Here in Denmark we've been paying DKK 79, DKK 99 and DKK 129 for the respective plans for some years. In GBP that's about 9.30, 11.70 and 15.25, respectively. And we may even get less content, although I'm not 100% sure this is still true.
I can't believe there are still people who pre-order games.
I have Netflix and Amazon Prime. I use Amazon a lot so the Prime service would be worth it without the video which is a bonus. The cost of Netflix is split between two of us so it's pretty low. Shame she insists on paying the licence fee but hey, she does use it.
Netflix is still worth the money for me.
Expect these prices to go higher as people "cord cut" more and pay for online streaming rather than traditional packages from the likes of BT/Sky/Virgin etc..
Iota (31-05-2019)
There is only so much scope for price increases, the timing is probably wise as well if they want to invest in programming now, to counter the upcoming streaming services from Disney and Apple etc. Still, you also have to wonder how many streaming services people will be willing to sign up to.
I don't take much issue with paying slightly more for Netflix, I would take issue with paying for additional subscription services.
Where is admin?
It is about advertisement on your website.
Thank.
Jon
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