Originally Posted by c00kiemonster72:
“We can relax in the UK”
From the first link I posted:
Quote:
“Netflix cheaper subscription price plan tests apply to UK too, £5.29 a month
However, Pocket-lint can confirm that the less-costly version service is also available in the UK too, at £5.29 a month rather than £5.99.
There are currently two official plans in the UK. They each allow users to access the service from multiple devices - including games consoles, Smart TVs, Blu-ray players, PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets - with a limit on how many streams can be played simultaneously. At £5.99 a month, two streams can be played at once, pay £8.99 a month and that rises to four.
However, new users signing up in the last month - including Pocket-lint - have been offered a third option. For £5.29 a month, they can get access to the same Netflix selection as everybody else, with the vast array of ways to access it through multiple devices, but are limited to just one stream at once and the videos are presented in standard definition, rather than HD like the other price plans.”
In other posts on the internet if you do a Google, as well as on here, it's already been said that the option to change pricing structure is creeping in in the UK - randomly and not wholesale. They're certainly in no rush to make the changes solid but they're popping up for new, and some existing, members to test the waters.
