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Netflix is raising prices, again

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From the article:

Netflix also announced it's raising the price for its most expensive streaming service by $2 to $23 per month in the U.S. — a 10% increase — and its lowest-priced, ad-free streaming plan to $12 — another $2 bump. The $15.50 per month price for Netflix's most popular streaming option in the U.S. will remain unchanged

Re: Netflix is raising prices, again

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This finally got me to unsubscribe. I just don’t use it enough and don’t think it’s worth the money

I’ve also held out on paying for YouTube because I think it’s worth closer to $10/mo than the ~$20 it’s priced at

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One year of Netflix's 4k plan costs more than some 4k TV's. Admittedly, these sub $287 4k TV's aren't amazing, but still.

Still what? Is there or should there be any relationship between the price for creating and delivering media and the price for creating and delivering a device that can be used to watch the media?

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post #3

This finally got me to unsubscribe. I just don’t use it enough and don’t think it’s worth the money I’ve also held out on paying for YouTube because I think it’s worth closer to $10/mo than the ~$20 it’s priced at

I'm a long term YouTube Premium nee Red subscriber and advocate. However, the price has now gotten so high that I'm canceling it.

The quality has decreased as creators have to find new and more intrusive ways to make money, and it's simply no longer the primary source of video entertainment for me. I'm fine with paying for content, but YouTube is no longer providing the value it once was.

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