Real-life MMD: Should I stop using my ex-housemate's Netflix account?

andrew_weth · 29 March 2013 at 12:49PM

You can register Netflix on up to 5 deices so I'm sure he's plenty of them left to register.
He should have logged out and if he didn't then thats his fault.
If you do use it, just beware though as it shows your recently watched items at the very top when you log in which might throw up a few questions if you start watching things that he wouldn't normally.:D

katyfrandsen · 29 March 2013 at 4:12PM

UK netflix really isnt worth the monthly suubsciptio (unless someone else is paying for it) my friend has found a way to get the american netflix instead which is 10 times better. More stuff and more up to date movies. If Anyone could work out a way to do it then its worth it. Ill try to find out how he does it again, or if anyone works it out let me know!

Ashagill · 29 March 2013 at 8:08PM

I agree with everyone's sentiments that say OF COURSE it's fine, and also everyone's sentiments that those who are preaching about morality and fraud need to take a chill pill.

rubix_76 · 3 April 2013 at 4:35PM

I know this is a MONEY-SAVING forum, but many peoples reaction surprises me. This is dishonest and stealing, log out now and don't use it again. Regardless if i is costing him extra money or not. Think how you would feel if he were doing the same to you. I know someone who downloads pirated films and His reaction is " they're free though", NO they're not its STEALING !!!

Figgerty · 23 April 2013 at 6:53PM

Although you did not give him permission to view films on your Xbox, you knew and did not ask him to desist. It is wrong for you to view films on his account, end of. If he left his wallet in the kitchen, would you help yourself to a fiver every few days? Honesty is always the best policy.