rugrat:

 

I know what both of you are talking about, one is breaking the terms and conditions and people in the living in same house are within terms and conditions.

 

I thought it was four streams at once, not five. Anyway not everybody needs multiple streams, and it’s not fair to lump the 4K in with that, if it’s the multiple streams that up the price.

 

Yes I can afford the $25, but when are these increases going to stop, as they are all big ones percentage wise.

 

At end of day there’s only so much that can watch, Disney $13 a month (year contract), and Prime Video $8 a month are better value proposition for me and both supply max quality at those prices.

 

Edit: Max of 5 profiles, but only 4 can stream at same time.

 

Individually, the SVOD services are 'small potatoes' but add 3-4-5 of them up and it's a reasonably outlay.

You can only watch so much TV (assuming you have a job and some kind of non couch-based life. I take the view that if one is not being watched much, then it gets the chop. There might be some remarks about "oh, do we not have disney anymore?" but such is life.

As long as the services have monthly pricing, there's little to lose by chopping and changing.

For us, NF is one service that has had less churn but it will be in the firing line more often as the price rises.