Its not a lot to move up to the unlimited TT package, maybe worth thinking about?

If you use a US DNS then season 3 is there also.

Netflix is meant to work on what ever country you are in. All you are doing is tricking it into thinking you are in the US. So from there point of view you are a UK customer in the US which is fine.

What they may do however is stop UK customers viewing US content but they won't ban you or anything.

I tried US DNS from unblocked US, couldnt believe Fringe was not on there?? I expected it would be.

With VM they just throttle the speeds down however you can continue downloading/streaming as much as you like.

Your 40gb would disappear in no time after watching a few HD movies or TV shows.

That took me by surprise as well.

Yes.

It's against the terms and conditions of your account, so they can terminate your access at any time.

It's also a copyright infringement every bit as downloading the programme from a torrent, so any studio who's content you have downloaded in this way could sue you. And it would be very easy to win, given you have helpfully provided them with your name, address, and credit card ccd to prove it was you.

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I think that's always a risk I am doing the same with my UK account accessing content from the states however I do have a account in the states as well with entropy setup so can use that instead if the worst case scenario happens and they stop me from accessing content over seas.

If the UK content continues to grow I would rather stick with that anyway so I see this unblock-us as more of a temporary thing than anything.

This may be of some use to you.

Yeah I have a LG Home Theatre system with their Smart TV function (aka NetCast) so hope we get Netflix added soon.

IF i sign up for the free trail do they take anything from my bank account for the first month?

They take nothing until the trial ends and you carry on with the membership unless of course you cancel before hand.

Which if you do cancel, you can still access the service until your month is up

Really liking this service, and am def going to continue with the service after the free trial, have watched most of the South Park episodes and have now started to watch the Heroes series from episode 1

I really like the way I can pick up where I left off watching across my various devices.
Was checking my download usage today, and usually in a month I download between 8 - 10GB on a 30Gb a month package, in the couple of days since using Netflix I've already hit 8GB

It shocked me as well as to how fast you can literally chew through the data and I think this alone will force a lot of people onto higher packages or unlimited ones.

I'm not touching Facebook part of it at all as I won't touch Facebook at all, hate that site, so never join it, even if I was paid. (Would have to be quite a lot of money to even make me consider it.)

Have to see how it goes though with the catalogue, but if Netflix actually wants to stop abuse from those using the US service the actions they do to increase content... (Please, make it better than Lovefilm catalogue as that's just ugh) Then don't see a problem.

But I'm unsure if the UK version will get to the same numbers of titles the US catalogue has got. But expecting to be nearer to a thousand or more by this time next year, as in titles not episode counts. If that happens then Netflix is serious about being number one over here as well. If not then it be just like any other streaming service in this country, not that bothered really.

From my point of view I am one of these 'abusers' who use Netlix in both the UK and predominately the USA down to the content which is far more abundant over there however once the UK gets near that with original content as well I plan on ditching the USA side of things anyway.

The servers where all the content is stored are all based in California so no matter if you use the UK or USA service you are still accessing the same server so for me it's not abuse at all I am just able to see more content whilst the Netflix UK gets going.

Yeah I was looking at that also, another £10 a month would double my current package

If Im careful though and I watch after midnight and all weekend this is free and does not touch my package

The thing is though because you can watch it there and then with no waiting for the postie its hard not to watch more, netflix could bring down the internet!!

I really hope they don't

Is there any way to get the US Content on a PS3. I am using Hotspot shield, but it only works on the PC and when logging into PS3 it gives me only UK content..

Darn it, yesterday Samsung stated on their twitter feed that app was available for D Series 6000 and above, yet today articles confirming Netflix on Samsung are saying D7000 and D8000 series and above, going to be mighty peeved when I get home if it ain't available on my D6100. Anyone with the D6100 or a 6000 series TV got the app yet?

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I signed up and DL'd the app on my Xbox 360 last night and I'm very impressed At first the picture was a tad stuttery, but I turned up the quality(in my Netflix account) and that seemed to help. Pretty amazing quality it is too. Where I live is notoriously slow for internet, but it handles it OK.

When I'm playing things, the little quality meter thingie in the top left hand corner seems to stop short of HD(it's greyed out, as it is with Youtube videos and such) but it looks HD to me, or at least very close.

I think the selection is decent considering it has just launched over here. Quite a few films I want to watch already, and a couple of TV series I missed when they were first shown that I may watch right from the beginning. £5.99 per month is nothing for this kind of service IMO. Looking forward to it growing over the coming months.

i know my ISP is unlimited, with no traffic management either, i think the chance of me moving to a fibre network that is limited will be pretty slim.

That would be so funny

How many fibre providers limit?