Netflix hikes UK prices for customers of its video streaming service
The popular broadband-based Movie and TV video streaming service, Netflix, has today updated their website to hike the monthly prices across all three of their plans for customers again. New customers will see the change immediately, while the timing for existing customers will depend upon your billing date (usually following 30 days’ after notification).
In short, ‘Standard with Ads‘ will shoot up from £5.99 to £7.99 per month, while ‘Standard‘ increases a bit from £12.99 to £13.99 and ‘Premium‘ sees a jump from £18.99 to £20.99. The ‘Extra Member without Ads‘ add-on has also increased from £5.99 to £6.99 per month, while their ‘Extra Member with Ads‘ option goes from £4.99 to £5.99.
Customers who don’t like this increase may cancel or downgrade their plan – details here.
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I’m out. Where did I put my hat, arrrgh.
hahaha, I am still sharing Netflix account via the VPN with friends but can’t remember when I was watching something recently there. I guess it is time to stop subscribing it.
Not so cheap as they thought it was going to be, and the terrestrial broadcasters hung on far longer than they thought. It’s these streamers that pushed production costs through the roof with their mega budgets.
Come on cash cows, just pay up to American Corp. Inc.
Rip off Britain i have gone back to watching Dvds buying more dvds But huge jump in Price of DVD Players not a lot of choice in shops
Time to do some house cleaning. I guess I can always subscribe for a month if anything good turns up.
Long live running your own media server and ripping your own libraries (I said ripping; not pirating).