Netflix, induces consumers, including me, to subscribe by promising to deliver selected movies & television shows that may be watched instantly. What they don't tell you is that those same movies or TV shows that you signed on to see may become unavailable at any time and without notice. I ...
I purchased a holiday gift account from Netflix for my sister. The account was for the duration of 3 months. Near the end of the subscription, I called customer service to ensure the account would be cancelled. I was assured that the service would conclude and that my bank would not be charged past ...
I had been considering signing up for Netflix Movie service. I went to their website and found they offered a free trial but they required a credit card as you would be charged after the first 30 day trial should you not cancel. ...
First fraud: The first fraud I noticed with Netflix is that they if they attempt to charge your credit card and it is declined they freeze your account so that you cannot use the service, but when the payment is finally authorized, they charge you as if you were receiving the service the whole ...
To whom it may concern, Netflix began charging my credit card $9.99 a month in April. I never joined their club I never ordered anything from them. I sent a certified letter asking the company to stop as I had not authorized the use of my card for any reason. They would not stop. Got a phone number ...
Netflix discriminates against people who receive state and federal assistance. I tried to use my Master Card debit card to sign up, only to be told that they do not take "prepaid" or preloaded cards. I only found this out after I tried my card 5 times, thinking maybe something is wrong ...