Verified Company
This streaming service provides an interesting array of features and docs and spends a fortune on production ("The Crown" which they jount-ventured with Britain's Sony production company Left Bank Pictures cost $508 million to produce) but there is too much forced intrusion of ads on the lowest tier service of $7.99/mo. as well as unresolved buffering issues which I complained about (not even Amaxon Prime or free Tubi or Pluto has those issues). If you try to backtrack or fastforward or interrupt the normal flow of watching you get stuck with these awful ads for punishment! When you contact customer service to complain about the buffering and request financial adjustment, of course you get offshore reps who can't do anything to accomo- date. Prime will do that and empowers reps. Netflix has in excess of 345 million customers who pick up the increasing costs of streaming which are going up this season. They are worth about $450 billion and owned in part by investment giants like Blackrock, lost a recent bid for Warner Bros including CNN to Paramount, and we have to pick up the tab for bad contracts with mediocre star power like Harry and Megan and endure HORRIBLE non-US customer service. Eventually it'll all be AI. Ted Sarandos is one of the CEOs who bends the knee to Trump.. nuff said. Am thinking of dumping them. After you watch the good stuff, what are you left with...?
"No ads" should mean NO ADS
I'm paying a premium for a "no ads" plan, but live events like the Fury vs. Makhmudov fight are still forcing ads on me. Using "live broadcast" as an excuse isn't acceptable when I'm paying an extra $11 monthly for an uninterrupted experience. Netflix needs to be transparent with warnings or provide an edited, ad-free replay. Stop hiking the prices if you aren't going to deliver the service promised.
Date of experience: 12 April, 2026
Date of experience: 12 April, 2026
Corporate greed
I have been a loyal customer of Netflix ever since Netflix was a company that you could order DVDs from. It has become increasingly more expensive and now I can’t even use it upstairs and downstairs in my home because my home requires that we have an Internet router for each story because the wireless signal doesn’t reach downstairs if it’s placed upstairs and vice versa. It’s an issue that we have tried 1 million different ways to correct for the past seven years and this is the only resolution we have found. Because of the dual routers, Netflix views the two different routers as two different households, even though it’s in the same house and therefore we cannot use the account that I’m paying this increasingly climbing amount of money for in two different rooms in my house. That is absolutely absurd. And the main reason for this is because they don’t want people sharing Netflix accounts! That is absolutely insane to me. This now enormous corporation is really so worried about how we choose to use the account that we pay for that we can’t even use the account in our same home if we have two different Internet routers. This infuriates me.
Date of experience: 30 March, 2026
Date of experience: 30 March, 2026
You should do an immediate review of your customer service. It is absolutely the worst support I have encountered for a very long time. I got the strong impression they were just trying to get me to leave before the issue was resolved.
Asen mucho tráfico en ese lugar ta to de tarde como de mañana ay mucho tráfico y los que cuidan el tráfico más trafico asen 🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡
Watch one movie.... have it stopped 15 times for 75 second ads.... you lost another subscriber
Loud shouting matches from pre game announcers
I like the game of American football. Where did you find those lame pre-show announcers? What were the announcers of the pregame show trying to do? See who could shout the loudest and try to convince the audience that they knew something about football.
Stick with movies! That you are better at doing. Then, there they were for the halftime show making fools of themselves.
Do yourself a favor and stick with movies.
That's something you know how to do.
Date of experience: 25 December, 2025
Date of experience: 25 December, 2025
The worst thing Netflix could have added to The Witcher is people who decided that their own story would be better than Sapkowski’s.
You guys officially suck, I’m old enough to remember when you guys were just DVDs getting mailed around. Then the whole premise was your entire operation was built on no ads, Watch a 20 year-old movie on Netflix haven’t had a subscription in like over a year 14 ad breaks A total of 25 minutes watching ads on a movie made in the 90s, You realize I could go to Tubi or I can go to any number of the other channels (YouTube) out there that don’t cost a single penny to See the exact same movies, But it would make sense for me to actually watch an ad. Considering they’re so damn many ads I’m never coming back to Netflix ever again. You guys have royally-lost loyalty screwed over your company!!!!!!
