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Netflix Will only Work on one IP address now.
I have three phones on my plan. My two daughters have now moved out, but we still share a plan. Netflix will now only work with one IP address, so we can no longer share Netflix now that we are in th...
epson wrote:
gramps28 wrote:
There's nothing Tmobile can do since this is a Netflix policy.
Not so. Netflix has stated that anyone with an account through a third party (that would be T-Mobile) has to deal with that third party. T-Mobile can deal with it - or not. My guess is they're not going to do anything because they knew this was coming long ago and have done nothing about the issue. This will probably save T-Mobile a bunch of money.
T-Mobile has no control over the Netflix password sharing changes. T-Mobile only handles billing.
T-Mobile's only word was to give you a Netflix discounted price subject to Netflix terms and conditions not T-Mobile's. They still do that and it would be disingenuous for me to say that my children who have left the nest long ago are part of my household. Unfortunately, the battle is over on this one, Netflix won shifting the meaning of "household". I'd personally like to see T-Mobile eliminate some of these perks that not everyone can benefit from and put that money into beefing up it's infrastructure and core business service from which everyone would benefit. Not likely that's going to happen either. All these perks are marketing gimmicks intended to lure new customers while service goes down with overselling.
FWIW, this is really just a peer-to-per (customer-to-customer) support community with some light moderation by T-Mobile employees to maintain some decorum not solve problems or handle complaints. You should contact T-Mobile directly for that. Consulta:
https://www.t-mobile.com/contact-us
Opinions vary wildly on this issue as one would expect in a public social media setting and most of us simply agree to disagree.
