Netflix to Increase Prices in U.S. and Canada
In the News
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/netflix-price-increase-2022-1235075466/
Standard Package - New Price: $15.49 ~ £11.33
Currently, in U.K. the Standard Package is £9.99 so there may be an increase, if the above is anything to go by.
Netflix these days is quantity over quality. If I were to pay for it, I'd use Netflix Turkey as it's the cheapest (£4 or 5 per month), I think.
I think I pay £5.99 a month for mine, which considering the use we get from it is pretty good.
I’m feeling smug as we get it free, our daughter pays. I would like to know how to get for £4 though.
Pjran It maybe to do with using a VPN and then subscribing to a cheaper foreign Netflix.
blacklabrador I’ll run that by my daughter to look into, thank you. I don’t know what a VPN is
Pjran Not overly sure myself tbh, I think it disguises where you are connecting from or something.
Yeah, like Labrador said.
Windscribe's Free VPN IPs include Turkey so you can use them if you want, then you can watch U.K.'s Netflix content if you're happy with it.
Steps here: https://www.vanishedvpn.com/how-to-reduce-your-netflix-bill-by-70-or-more/
I read U.S. Netflix has the best content, but Netflix is no longer the 1st or 2nd best streaming service so doesn't matter much.
PhilipMarc thank you. I’ll send this to my daughter and she can decide if she’s prep to do it.
Also worth mentioning, that she uses a fee-free card like Revolut, Monzo, Halifax Clairity, or etc so just pays the exact price.
Revolut and Monzo are free. She'll just have to top it up afterwards.
Curve is fee-free, too.
Well, that's all.
PhilipMarc I’ve followed your link and there’s an annual subscription fee for the VPN so it might not be worth her changing.
My friend has very kindly allowed me to use his account, the use that we all get from it is very good.
I can imagine they will slowly increase it in the UK as I couldn't do without it now
I'll post up my guide to Netflix access via VPN in a few hours - I tried just now but apparently I have to wait !
That's a good idea.
These days I always use my Paypal Business MasterCard as it has multi-uses. Fee-free (if paying for Netflix Turkey), free returns (up to £15), 1% cashback, claim if an order goes wrong, and so on.
But, Revolut, Monzo, and the likes are great, too.
PhilipMarc I know a lot of people do like fee-free cards for this sort of thing but you're literally only saving 5-9p at a time.
So long as it saves money, it doesn't matter to me if it's a big or small amount.
I've just joined for 5.99 though I just know it's a bad idea not because of the fees but I'm going to soon be glued to the screen 
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