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I spoke with a customer support specialist today about a year long issue and was told that it was basically my fault for thinking that the previous Netflix customer service representative did their job. I called in a year ago to let them know that I suspected fraud and was told either change your password or cancel the account and open a new account. I chose to cancel the account and open a new account with payment through another source. Fast forward a year. They have been billing me through two accounts and told me since I didn't finish the cancellation process, I was just paying for someone to watch Netflix for free, for a year. Question: If you already suspected fraud on your account, would you be willing to give anyone your account number? Well, because I didn't do that and trusted that the customer support person would cancel my account. I have paid almost $200 for a hacker to have free Netflix for a year. That's not the icing on the cake. Then, the representative from today says, "By the way, there is no way someone can get your information to get into your account." Yeah, right. She clearly told me that the account was being used and that the user was in another country. Yeah, I don't have friends in Asia Boo! It gets better! They told me that they could only reimburse me for one of the twelve months. Buyer beware! Hopefully, your account never gets hacked! It is more common than Netflix leads people to believe...

There is a movie that NetFlix is refusing to remove. It is called "Cuties", directed by Maïmouna Doucouré. It shows 11- and 12-year-old kids twerking naked in a dance competition in front of an audience. Some scenes even show the kids' private parts. To sum it up, it's pretty pathetic that NetFlix is showing this pedophilic crapfest of a movie! They should be ashamed of themselves!

So i was going through Netflix and came across smurfs -the lost village. This movie is terrible and is nothing compared to the original smurfs movie where they escape gargamel in real life. I am writing this review in regards to me thoroughly enjoying the smurf movie however being unable to access it on Netflix. It is atrocious that they have hand picked the incorrect movie out of the smurf collection. As you can see, they offer the 1981 version which is pleasant but not the one where they go to New York. Thank you for your time.

I loved Netflix years ago when I first subscribed. Now, it seems the quality of shows and movies has decreased. The number of foreign language shows seems to be a huge proportion of what is available now. Even a lot of the Netflix originals are foreign language. Of course, the subscription cost continues to increase too. If a show or movie is high quality, I don't mind reading the subtitles. One of the odd things is some of the shows or movies allow you to select the dialogue in English but what the actors say in English does not match the closed captions. Don't get me wrong I love some of the foreign language programs such as the Indian films Article 15 and The Forgotten Army and some of the Korean shows - The Man From Nowhere, etc and some other foreign language programs. Netflix needs to tighten its quality controls for selecting programs available to subscribers.

I used to use it a lot more than I do now, mostly since I pay for two other streaming services. I like the variety of horror movies it offers, which is mainly what I use Netflix to watch lately, as well as some of their original series and the ability to watch Asian Dramas. So while I spend a lot of my time scrolling through the options to then put on something I've seen a million times, I do like that there's a lot to watch. The downside is that if you don't watch something right away, you risk it disappearing before you know it. I wish there was a reminder that would tell you before a movie or tv show on your watch list gets taken off so you're not left wondering where it went.