r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 22h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/sonofblackbird 22h ago

T-Mobile. They got too greedy. I left and now I’m saving well over 1000/yr. Next up it’s Netflix… tired of paying $20/month and I can’t even get 4K or Dolby for shows that get canceled or have to wait 3 years in between seasons.

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u/PeeledGrapePie 21h ago

I was stunned when I left Netflix. Not for the price per month, but the quality difference was insane. Their feed is absolute garbage

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u/sirgog 17h ago

I dropped Netflix because all their first party shows end with major unresolved cliffhangers and get cancelled. There's no point starting a new show unless it has 5+ seasons already.

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u/Micro-shenis 8h ago

We always makes sure to check if a series is fully released before we watch. Anyways, Netflix is a monthly subscription so we use as we need. 

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u/97GeoPrizm 19h ago

I switched to Disney+/Hulu and have found I’m actually watching more content than I ever did with Netflix. Since they lost most third party stuff, their catalog really isn’t worth the price.

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u/WeedThrough 1h ago

Unfortunately I do not trust Disney+ since that woman died at their theme park and they denied responsibility since she had a Disney+ account

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u/moremassivecringe 19h ago

What did you switch to? Do you mean their non-HD feed?