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netflix content delivery quality, their excellent apps and multiple-stream policy for a household is superior to the competition at this time. I will not go ba

netflix content delivery quality, their excellent apps and multiple-stream policy for a household is superior to the competition at this time. I will not go back to 49.99 cable or subscribe to 5 different 9.99 accounts. netflix is the spotify of the movie world, embrace it movie moguls!

sukuriant 14y ago
Would you pay $20-25 a month for Netflix?
- jimbobimbo 14y ago
  Gladly. Actually, that's almost how much I'm paying currently (3 DVDs + streaming) and I think, I'm not paying enough.
- mtgx 14y ago
  If it featured same-month movie releases, probably. I'd pay $20 a month for a service that brought all-you-can-eat cinema to my home. I'm sure a lot would pay $30 a month for that, too, but the market would be far smaller - only for people who go at least once a week to the cinema. At $20, I think it would be the sweet spot for the much larger mainstream market to buy into it. Also, they could go global with that kind of pricing, even in poorer countries.
  - Lucifero 14y ago
    Agreed. I'd double my Netflix payments if the DVD only movies were streaming and if TV shows were added as they were aired.
- mulletbum 14y ago
  With more content?
- TwiztidK 14y ago
  If I could watch TV shows from multiple major networks as they are released and there were same month movie releases, I would be willing to pay near $30/month.
- toomuchtodo 14y ago
  $20. Not a dollar more.
- CCs 14y ago
  I would. Even 2 tier would be OK, like $10/month for the current line up + $20/month extra for "Netflix Premium" that allows me online access to whatever is on DVD.
- rocky1138 14y ago
  No. I hardly use the service as it is. I'd much rather read.
- phamilton 14y ago
  Yes. I realized this was true when I bumped up our internet subscription (extra $20/month) because netflix wasn't working very well on the old subscription. I found (unconsciously) that I was willing to pay $20 more than the sticker price to use the service.
- smsm42 14y ago
  With current selection - no way. With at least 50% of the shows I want to watch, with minimal delay (~2 weeks) - I would consider it.

sukuriant 14y ago

Would you pay $20-25 a month for Netflix?

jimbobimbo 14y ago
Gladly. Actually, that's almost how much I'm paying currently (3 DVDs + streaming) and I think, I'm not paying enough.
mtgx 14y ago
If it featured same-month movie releases, probably. I'd pay $20 a month for a service that brought all-you-can-eat cinema to my home. I'm sure a lot would pay $30 a month for that, too, but the market would be far smaller - only for people who go at least once a week to the cinema. At $20, I think it would be the sweet spot for the much larger mainstream market to buy into it. Also, they could go global with that kind of pricing, even in poorer countries.
- Lucifero 14y ago
  Agreed. I'd double my Netflix payments if the DVD only movies were streaming and if TV shows were added as they were aired.
mulletbum 14y ago
With more content?
TwiztidK 14y ago
If I could watch TV shows from multiple major networks as they are released and there were same month movie releases, I would be willing to pay near $30/month.
toomuchtodo 14y ago
$20. Not a dollar more.
CCs 14y ago
I would. Even 2 tier would be OK, like $10/month for the current line up + $20/month extra for "Netflix Premium" that allows me online access to whatever is on DVD.
rocky1138 14y ago
No. I hardly use the service as it is. I'd much rather read.
phamilton 14y ago
Yes. I realized this was true when I bumped up our internet subscription (extra $20/month) because netflix wasn't working very well on the old subscription. I found (unconsciously) that I was willing to pay $20 more than the sticker price to use the service.
smsm42 14y ago
With current selection - no way. With at least 50% of the shows I want to watch, with minimal delay (~2 weeks) - I would consider it.