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I download movies during not peak times to watch offline. Every time I do I have problems playing atleast half of them if not every single one. So I call customer service. Today was the 5th time over the same thing. And they say well it was a problem with you downloading it. Your going to have to redownload them all again. Well I'm not doing that anymore. When I know it's not a problem with the downloads it's on their end because I've watched one of the movies every night offline and tonite was the first time it didnt work. How is it a downloading problem on my end if I've already watched it offline a dozen times? I'm spending hours and hundreds of dollars for hotspot internet every download. Right now I have 22 movies that are between 1 and 2.4 GB per movie. At 60 bucks per 20 GB that's money I'm wasting on Netflix and they will not make any attempt at fixing or making amends... only continue to say it's my downloading is the problem... and not even attempt to find the true solution as this is the 5th call about the same issue. So I need customer service to do their job and find out what the real problem is and finally fix it. Or I'm done

I had tried netflix a few years ago, but it didn't last very long. I quickly watched everything that was there and had no more titles to watch. I renewed my membership again 6 months ago and I have to say I was very surprised. OMG there are so many movies now on netflix. They even have, like most of the popular TV shows. I'm trying to get into the documentary series now.

It is also reasonably priced. The only annoying thing, is I can't manually select the resolution. The netflix algorithm automatically selects the resolution. It gives me the best reolution based on the internet speed. Most of the time it's okay. But sometimes, they mess up and I have to watch like 5 minutes at a poor resolution, while the algorithm figures out the speed, i guess.

Anyway, that's only a minot complaint, overall, pretty great.

Joined Netflix recently hoping to find things to watch to get away from the yukky things offered on TV. I have searched for several movies that I missed in the last few years and they are not on Netflix. I want to watch Netflix on my TV and it is just too difficult to search--even to find the search screen--and the content is disappointing. I am not really interested in watching Netflix on my computer at my desk! At the same time I started accessing content available through my Prime membership and I like it. I'll keep trying with Netflix for a couple of months before I decide to keep it.

I've had Netflix we're probably going on at least 10 years now. Started with the DVDs that came in the mail and it was always fun to see what was coming next, and to be able to build up your playlist and had the next one returned automatically when you turn to the current disc was great. Course DVDs as the case with most technology overtime, have gone on away for the most part in lieu of or in favor of streaming. I have Netflix free now through my phone carrier which is a pretty cool benefit, but I have no problem paying $10 a month for the service. My biggest gripe with Netflix is the constant reversion to standard definition vs. HD. I have called a couple of times and the claim is that it's my Wi-Fi, yet I have Hulu live and Roku and neither of those seem to have a problem with the HD streaming. And it's not pleasant to look at a standard-definition picture on a 60-inch TV-the quality is just quite poor. However the pros it most definitely outweigh the Cons with Netflix, and I will continue to subscribe to it. Especially since I have about 27 people in my family using my login and I've never had an issue with Netflix telling me that I've got too many devices connected