Netflix is making a huge mistake

No i don't use Netflix.

TC or GTFO then

They won't become subscribers or pay extra. Even if they can afford it theoretically

If two people are sharing passwords and each paying half of the subscription, they might decide to quit rather than each pay a full sub. Netflix is essentially giving up price discrimination, which probably is not a good idea.

Prices never go down, only up

Funny, because they said it's gonna change shortly after earnings. So they only did it for like the last 1-2 months?

Also they don't see the incoming recession, people will stop paying for things like this I'm fairly certain

Omg Spotify stfu and lower your prices, you charge more than Netflix and it's just audio streaming

And yes, you will lose those people as a whole, in the end. I know people are sharing the price cost. Not everyone is mooching 1 person. If you raise prices or do other shit, they will be gone.

Lighting will strike twice, it seems

That's fine, it works for Spotify. But again it's just audio streaming for them, less cost

What about radio, on the internet?

The Blockbuster-buster is getting Blockbustered, it seems.

Yep, I know many people including myself that can easily afford Netflix. And I, myself, have used it in the beginning. The convenience factor was high, there were a lot of series I wanted to see. With time, those series went to other streaming services. The value and convenience proposition is not there anymore. It's over for the streaming services as a whole unless they get their shit together and stop being so damn greedy. I propose an all encompassing system or platform that allows you to cross stream, and pays each streaming service according to how much time you spend watching their series. This will weed out both new shitty "Original" series and make sure the quality of series rise, as only quality series will get revenue. Netflix spamming shitty original series isn't of any value to most people, I would assume (and confirmed by the fact a lot are getting canceled now)