At this point, Netflix is almost considered a household bill much like the gas and electricity. And while the streaming service is, undeniably, a luxury to use, many members are happy to allocate a budget for the streaming service.
The cost of living crisis has seen many customers vigilantly checking their bank statements and looking at where cutbacks can be made and pursestrings can be pulled in, from direct debits for unused services to monthly subscription boxes you probably don’t need.
That’s exactly how I discovered I’d been overpaying for my Netflix account for four months, costing me an extra £16, and was about to be £20 had I not noticed.
