Every time Netflix raises their price, it hits the news, and people think "hmm, maybe I should cancel Netflix." This is antithetical to their success so far, wh

Every time Netflix raises their price, it hits the news, and people think "hmm, maybe I should cancel Netflix." This is antithetical to their success so far, which has been a cheap enough subscription that people stay subscribed because it's easier than unsubscribing when they aren't using it. It is insane to me. Absolutely insane. That they have been raising prices as frequently as they have. This isn't a rent controlled apartment, guys. If you need more money, fine, raise the prices once, and if that doesn't work, find another approach. Or at least grandfather in existing subscriptions so you aren't making your entire customer base reconsider their subscription every six months. (As an example, I was grandfathered in to Google Music's two-dollar-cheaper plan for a few years, and that alone was the only reason I continued paying for Google Music).