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Re:Netflix is removing offline downloads from its Windows app by candiddevmike on Sunday May 26, 2024 @08:40PM (#40486611)
Or we forget to cancel
Re:Netflix is removing offline downloads from its Windows app by mardifoufs on Sunday May 26, 2024 @08:50PM (#40486657)
Does Netflix still have that pretty cool feature where they paused your subscription if you didn't use it for a few months? It was very cool seeing it happen when I had my Netflix account!
Re:Netflix is removing offline downloads from its Windows app by m463 on Monday May 27, 2024 @12:29AM (#40487558)
they stopped my neflix streaming, because I didn't use it as much.

And just recently they stopped my dvd service because there's no market for people like me. 9I was actively using - it had access to all the good movies)

I can't help but think of temple grandin and comfortably guiding cattle to the "endgame"

https://www.grandin.com/design/curved.handling.facilities.ht...

Re:Netflix is removing offline downloads from its Windows app by cgriswald on Sunday May 26, 2024 @09:25PM (#40486828)
I think most of these services should just not charge you if, during any given payment period, you don't use the service. If I go to the trouble of canceling I'm likely not coming back; especially since the friction for re-subscribing is higher than just logging in and it automatically being 'unpaused'. I'm also more likely to cancel a service if I haven't used it for three months and see its cost me $60 just to have.
Re:Netflix is removing offline downloads from its Windows app by attentive on Sunday May 26, 2024 @11:03PM (#40487239)
Back in dvd shipping era I found myself with netflix subscription that I didn't use for a very very long time. I asked if they can give me some credits or discounts or anything really. The answer was no. They never got another cent from me since.