Netflix

[Kangaron]

Where have you been people?
Netflix US has been there/here for years.
All to late now, with all this publicity they will shut the gate.

[bobnrob]

Shrek, haven't used Netflix yet but we too were on the 200 GB plan. About the time Netflix launched in Aus, Telstra wrote to us and advised that because we were loyal customers, they were changing our plan, by upping it 300 GB/mth. 

Has your plan not changed?

So that's why!
We figured it was a Telstra trick...since our two boys have moved out, we don't go anywhere near to 200g d/l limit.
Thought Telstra had noticed we were using less, so gave us more, knowing we wouldn't use it, but we'd think they were nice people  lol

Shame movies aren't entertaining anymore. I use our d/l to find old movies, they had stories to 'em 

[aussieducker]

I have the Australian subscription. How would I go to get the US one using mine?

google "hola" it's a plug in for your web browser and select USA before opening Netflix web page


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[shrek4]

Holy Cow! The US version of Netflix is chalk and cheese to the Australian one 

Used a VPN to give me a US IP address and took a look-see, yep, so much more content compared to Australia.

Wish I hadn't looked now... ignorance is bliss

[Bird]

Holy Cow! The US version of Netflix is chalk and cheese to the Australian one 

Used a VPN to give me a US IP address and took a look-see, yep, so much more content compared to Australia.

your surprised? Honestly???

[glenm64]

Just discovered it, I'm in love, with all the crap that is on free to air tv.

Am i the only one that hates reality shows


Bert

Whats wrong with TV shows that have cooking and crying
Or renovating and crying
Or singing and crying
Or dieting and crying???
Oh wait there is one without the B.S.
BOGAN HUNTERS

cheers Glen

[Kangaron]

Today i received an email from Optus offering Netfix Aust for 6 months free.
Both girls want to try it out so signed up, If they like it they can pay extra when they contribute to the NBN cost.

So get it working on the Smart TV and on the playstations in their respective rooms.

Time to set up a profile.
It takes me to a screen  where I have to pick 3 movies / tv shows that I like.
LMAO I couldn't find 3 amongst their offerings,  the girls can have it, that will test out the 'unlimited'

[Bird]

Today i received an email from Optus offering Netfix Aust for 6 months free.

excludes data though so you might find you go thru your gigs real quick..

[Kangaron]

Unlimited says it all, I used to be on 1TB a month and always just snuck in, this will test their "allowable user policy"
But doesn't matter as Netflix on Optus NBN doesn't come off your data allowance, whatever deal you have.

[Bird]

.. this will test their "allowable user policy"

yep, mine kicks in Friday too!

[Kangaron]

you'll love it, great speeds, and ping.

[Bird]

And it begins.

Netflix has already begun locking out some Australian customers who circumvent its geographical blocks to access content from overseas catalogues, just days after it announced a crackdown on the practice.

Melbourne based service uFlix, which configures a user's DNS settings and IP address to make it look as if they are connecting from a different country, said a small number of its customers had received notices from the popular streaming service telling them to switch off their unblocking service.

"You seem to be using an unblocker or proxy," Netflix said to its customers, according to uFlix.

"Please turn off any of these services and try again."

uFlix said the crackdown had so far only reached "a few users", but that it expected the number to grow in the next few days.

"The blocking is currently not aggressive and we believe (for the moment) they are only testing the new blocking methods on their customers," uFlix managing director Peter Dujan told Fairfax Media.


Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/hometech/netflix-starts-blocking-australian-customers-from-us-catalogue-20160121-gman3y.html

[rokster72]

I have the Australian subscription. How would I go to get the US one using mine?

There are several options.. personally I use UnoTelly.

Watch out for the cheaper options - they limit the amount of bandwidth you get, which might impact on your  viewing experience.

[Coiled]

Use your Australian Netflix subscription and then use a DNS rerouting service, I use Getflix, and change your location to which ever country you wish to view. Can switch to USA or Canada or UK etc.

[Bird]

Use your Australian Netflix subscription and then use a DNS rerouting service, I use Getflix, and change your location to which ever country you wish to view. Can switch to USA or Canada or UK etc.

that's what they are trying to stop
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/netflix-to-clamp-down-on-geododgers-20160114-gm6b6j.html

[tk421]

Use your Australian Netflix subscription and then use a DNS rerouting service, I use Getflix, and change your location to which ever country you wish to view. Can switch to USA or Canada or UK etc.

Already started blocking some users:

http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/hometech/netflix-starts-blocking-australian-customers-from-us-catalogue-20160121-gman3y.html

[gronk]

Where have you been people?

Umm, camping !! 

I don't have a smart TV, and of a night time after the news I can usually find enough shows on normal TV and the basic Foxtel to amuse myself till midnight !

Does Netflix have sports programs ? Like car racing ?

I find a disturbing trend here......too much time behind a TV and not enough time out camping !!  Sad.....

[Ozsnowman]

I have a US Netflix account - luckily my Australian Mastercard was accepted without question 
Using Unblock.us, USA access still works so far, fingers crossed!

[Kangaron]

My young es daughter is in London atm and can access local Netflix with our oz login

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[hawks667]

Netflix with a VPN has been working fine for me...

[Bird]

Netflix with a VPN has been working fine for me...

wont for much longer 

http://www.theage.com.au/business/media-and-marketing/the-real-reason-netflix-is-cracking-down-on-vpns-20160122-gmbs3k.html

[wakychapmans]

there are US based VPN providers that will purchase (on your behalf) and mail to you, US itunes gift cards.

You pay with a PayPal account, and they mail you US itunes gift card purchased with US dollars.

this bypasses the issue of using an Australian issued credit card. Or an international bank credit card with an Australian address.

to borrow a quote from the character "Mr Universe" in the Firefly movie Serenity...

"you can't stop the signal..."

the more ways that governments and corporations find to "catch" people out and to "block" them...

the more ways that others will find to get around it.

[gronk]

the more ways that governments and corporations find to "catch" people out and to "block" them...

the more ways that others will find to get around it.

Used to be like that with Foxtel, remember the bodgy cards.....until Foxtel got  smarter than the smart ones !

[poidda]

Used to be like that with Foxtel, remember the bodgy cards.....until Foxtel got  smarter than the smart ones !

Yeah but Foxtel has never stopped being able to send your 2nd (or 3rd) box to a mates place and split the costs. 

[hawks667]

There will always be a way of circumventing these restrictions...

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