Free netflix after buying tv from argos

flashg67

I regularly check the devices signed into my Netflix account and check any alerts if a new device signs in, but if this person doesn't, and you're feeling generous, then go into the settings and force all devices to sign out - this may prompt the account holder to wonder whats going on and at least change their password.
I would have gone back to Argos right at the start,but if it was last year, I'd say it's far too late, presuming the TV is working fine

mattyprice4004

No chance - there's no way to prove you didn't just get a mate to sign in and now want a shiny new TV for free. 
Also, you can't buy content on Netflix - it's a viewing platform where you stream their set catalogue of content.  

Pitcaple

After contacting Argos it seems they couldn't care less so I now have a used tv but with free netflix (unless the previous owner ever changes his password) !

Aylesbury_Duck

If the previous owner has anything about him/her, they'll see their viewing history and change their password.  If you were to act decently, you'd log out and delete the account on your TV.

Chyna-s

Sounds like the OP just wants to brag and has intention of deleting the account on his TV (if this is real of course).

Spank

Aylesbury_Duck said:

If the previous owner has anything about him/her, they'll see their viewing history and change their password.  If you were to act decently, you'd log out and delete the account on your TV.

Or they could email the previous owner and ask if they can keep using Netflix 

TadleyBaggie

roddydogs said:

What's that got to do with anything?

With what the OP said in their OP...

I don't suppose they'll be too happy either, especially if I buy a few movies!

I guess it was TLDR for you?

A_Lert

That's the reality with Argos. You can take stuff back few questions asked - because they just rebox it and sell it on without letting the next owner know it was unboxed.

Count yourself lucky you actually have a TV and not a box of rocks. That's a common scam on Amazon - scammer orders item, unboxes, stuffs rocks in box to same weight, and returns for refund. Amazon don't bother checking before selling the item again.

DoaM

TadleyBaggie said:

roddydogs said:

What's that got to do with anything?

With what the OP said in their OP...

I don't suppose they'll be too happy either, especially if I buy a few movies!

I guess it was TLDR for you?

Roddy should have quoted the post he was replying to, to avoid the confusion ... there was another post after yours that Roddy was referring to, that post now having been nuked. Roddy wasn't commenting in respect of your post.