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[Duckbug.Ducktales]

I'm always surprised by Netflix's numbers because I feel like I hardly find something to watch there between Stranger Things seasons

 

[BrianL]

I'm always surprised by Netflix's numbers because I feel like I hardly find something to watch there between Stranger Things seasons

And considering there's like 18 years between seasons, that's saying something!

 

[Cfabar1]

I'm always surprised by Netflix's numbers because I feel like I hardly find something to watch there between Stranger Things seasons

We lived in a rural community around 2018 or so and got rid of Netflix at that time. It didn't make sense.

It has never occurred to me to "resubscribe" since then. We now have many services - but I think the subscriber numbers are still very inflated as we aren't paying too many of them...

I was surprised Disney for example just "enhanced" their credit relationship with the Amex Preferred Cash Back card upping the reimbursement from $7 to $10 a month...

 

[Duckbug.Ducktales]

It has never occurred to me to "resubscribe" since then. We now have many services - but I think the subscriber numbers are still very inflated as we aren't paying too many of them...

I agree, the sub numbers might be pretty inflated across the board. My in-laws get Netflix "free" through their T-Mobile account, I wonder how much money Netflix gets from that.

We have Paramount+ included in Walmart+, which we don't actually use but have it just because it's free with the Amex Platinum... which is also how we get Disney+ bundle. I can't remember how we have Peacock but we're not paying for it. Apple TV will soon be a benefit of the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.

Still, they're making profits (except Peacock) so some people must be paying for them or they get enough kick back from the credit cards and programs that offer the services as membership perks.