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NEW BLOG: Why you might not be getting your money's worth with Netflix Premium
With prices of subscriptions like Netflix and Disney+ on the rise, we put their 'Premium' tiers under the under the microscope to see if you're really getting what you pay for. The platforms may be unlocking all these fancy features, but is your TV capable of outputting them properly?
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I read the comparison table about the various Netflix tiers and for shows like WWE Monday Night Raw I actually got a worse deal when I upgraded from the mid tier plan to the premium plan as they inserted adverts into the stream from their servers. Whilst I appreciate that WWE has ad breaks on the mid tier I got to see all the action as though there were no ad breaks, but when I upgraded things changed for the worse. I got a breaks in coverage and then, as I say, adverts randomly injected from their servers. Coupled with the price hike I have now ditched Netflix. It feels as though it was a bait and switch.
Add to this Netflix, Disney+ etc are constantly changing their terms and conditions which allows them to change what you get as your subscription is on a monthly basis not a fixed period of say 1 year (c/f mobile phone contracts or fixing your gas and electricity tarrif)0
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