Netflix possible newbie, am I understanding it correctly?

[wanye]

if anyone also has sky, there was a post on HUKD the other day about getting netflix for £3 a month via a link on the sky site...

[Guest]

Originally Posted by fizzypop

Thanks. So if they are both kids are watching it in different parts of the county and we try to watch something at home, will it just not let us watch it or will it kick one of the kids out from what they are watching, or do we get charged more to have 3 devises running?

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Yes it will kick someone out. I think we must be set up with only one user as if I am watching something and DH tries to use on another device the first person is kicked off. Never had an error message or warning, just straight out.

[loves2plan]

Originally Posted by ziggyzag

It is worth it, we have the upgraded account so 4 can watch. You set up profiles so each person has their own mini account. Daughter's is set up as a child so get child recommended programmes, I get programmes recommended I like etc, well worth it

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I agree. We've set up for 4 devices and set up accounts for my husband and I, daughter, son and my mum too so she can also use it, and she loves it!

[Pino_Spetzberg]

Originally Posted by fizzypop

My next question which i suppose is subjective is, is it worth it?

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Have a look at what you all can watch on Netflix to help decide if it is worth it.
Same for Amazon.
We had both but don't have them now.
We watched The Crown on Netflix and The Grand Tour on Amazon.

They are both popular at uni because (so far as I know) you can watch them without a TV Licence.
We don't know any students that have a TV Licence.

Maybe adding Netflix to a Sky package for £3 per month is worth it.

There is nothing right now for us to justify paying the £3 tbh.

[claireyfairy8]

We have an account my OH pays for. Us, his mum and his 2 brothers all use it. Think it's about £13 a month or so?

[sammykitten]

Originally Posted by Claudette

Yes it will kick someone out. I think we must be set up with only one user as if I am watching something and DH tries to use on another device the first person is kicked off. Never had an error message or warning, just straight out.

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That doesn’t happen with my Netflix account - we have the 2-devices package and if 2 people are already watching and I try to watch on a 3rd device I get the message that I can’t as others are already using it.

[sam_b]

Even cheaper if you have a vpn and buy a Turkish subscription ... 😀

[fizzypop]

Originally Posted by wanye

if anyone also has sky, there was a post on HUKD the other day about getting netflix for £3 a month via a link on the sky site...

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Hmmmm so if we bought it through Sky, could the kids still watch it in uni even though they won’t have Sky?

[sammykitten]

Originally Posted by fizzypop

Hmmmm so if we bought it through Sky, could the kids still watch it in uni even though they won’t have Sky?

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If it’s for more than one device at that price, then yes I can’t see why it wouldn’t work, and at that price it’s got to be worth a try 😊. It only takes minutes to set up a Netflix account if the sky version doesn’t work for you.

[tspill]

Originally Posted by sam_b

Even cheaper if you have a vpn and buy a Turkish subscription ... 😀

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I had a wee look at that. Under £3 / month. It does seem legit though.