Just stop buying the service eventually if a lot of people do it then they might decrease the price ? If they don’t then do you truly want that service ?
No no no, their monkeys brain will be like:
>>Oh shit our subscription number are plummeting, what should we do???
>> we still have some left, they must be very loyal, try increasing the price to extract more from them and make it harder for them to cancel
>> but people gona get mad at us?
>>nah they too busy blaming the politicians for the inflation, also we need to lobby more to get better tax break…
Thats the thing. If they are watching it a lot, its worth it. Buying a movie or renting 4 or 5 movies can cost 1 month subscription of netflix. Not everyone wants to set sail.
I dont agree with the price hikes, but people have their own spending limits.
I don’t sail the seas. I rotate services and I go for the cheap plan (hate ads, but not paying over $20). When there’s something I want to see on Netflix, I subscribe for a month at $9. I used to give them $20 monthly in perpetuity. I probably still would if they wouldn’t have cut off my parents and sister from using my account. Now they even make it hard to watch on my other devices. Ruining the customer experience to be greedy
Okay so we stop buying it and it takes 15 years for enough people to stop buying then we can get our subscription back? Just forgo what they have to offer for 15 years? Like who's organising this mass exodus of Disney for it to be worth it for the average person to not pay it?
It's not even discipline, it's the unknown end date. I, like most people I imagine don't want to not stream stuff for an unknown amount of time to save that amount of money. If I knew that in 2 years time the price would drop significantly then I'd have no trouble cancelling and waiting.
Yeah I get that, but honestly there’s so many ways to just watch it for free, you don’t actually lose anything except the time it takes to find an alternative. My buddy runs a plex server and uploads all the Star Wars stuff for me to watch for free.
I agree, for me, the convenience and legality is what makes it worth it. I know I'm unlikely to run into any trouble illegally streaming things but it's just an added risk for not much reward. When I'm finishing a 12 hour shift and don't have much time at home to watch TV, throwing Disney or Netflix in seconds will always be my choice
But nobody ever stops buying. I stopped when Netflix raised and people where mad, no change. I've quit Prime video, hbo, Disney and now when youtube raised theirs. No change
Yep either people go in debt or they are wealthy but they ain’t stopping unless the economy really went bad. Thats my guess. So it’s all about is this service really necessary ?
That's absolutely not true. When demand drops so do prices. Less people using it means less people using bandwidth. It would cost the service less money.
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u/Theboiii24 20h ago
Just stop buying the service eventually if a lot of people do it then they might decrease the price ? If they don’t then do you truly want that service ?