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No, it is not "fair enough". Those aren't the same situations. You need to pay a second ISP bill because that requires physical infrastructure to be laid down a
by earthling8118 4y ago
No, it is not "fair enough". Those aren't the same situations. You need to pay a second ISP bill because that requires physical infrastructure to be laid down and maintained. Same with utilities and the toaster. Once you have the network connection you can access Netflix just fine. Unless they place an arbitrary restriction on it.
- taeric 4y agoMe thinks you haven't given much (any?) consideration to how much physical infrastructure Netflix has sprinkled around so that streaming works well.
- earthling8118 4y agoThen they shouldn't sell multi-screen plans. I don't particularly care about how much they spend on infrastructure-- that's not my problem. If I'm a customer I expect to be able to use what I pay for
- andsoitis 4y agoBy that logic, everyone on earth can share a single account! Perhaps you didn’t know, but Netflix operates one of the biggest CDNs on the planet: https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/ https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
- dns_snek 4y ago> By that logic, everyone on earth can share a single account! I suppose we can take turns watching content on their 3 screen(!) plan. My ticket #1,204,394,701 should come up in around 30,000 years.
- crayboff 4y agoIf I pay for 7.88 billion concurrent streams, yeah I would expect to be able to have everyone access it
- earthling8118 4y agoWhat a stretch of logic on your part. They don't offer a plan for several billion people