So, now the total is for the same $9.99 service is $15.98. Luckily we still have a free trial available for 30 days. So, you can try before you buy.

We know there are a lot of articles on the new pricing update, but here are all the details in one simple image. We have written a more detailed article about this as well which you can read here about Netflix Pricing Plan.

Here are a few that might help you get more insight into why Netflix decided to do this new pricing update.

• ConsumerReport.com
• Technorati.com
• Here is a great article on Wall Street Journal about why the Netflix Pricing Strategy is a short-term strategy and they might have to roll back the prices. WSJ.com

Here is a comparison chart for Netflix vs Comcast XFinity vs At&t Uverse :

In 2009 we had Comcast for the whole year. On average we paid $65/month for our Comcast Cable now known as XFinity. So, that’s a total of $780 for the year. This was without paying for pay-per-view, or HBO, or Showtime etc. Not premium channels, just the basic channels.

For 2010, we continue to subscribe to Comcast XFinity and Netflix at the the same time. So, for Comcast we still paid $780/year and for Netflix we paid an additional $134 (at a $9.99/month for Unlimited Streaming and Unlimited DVDs at 1 DVD/Month). So we paid a total of $914 for the year. Let’s say on average we watched 1 hour of TV a day, that’s 365 hours a year. So at the $914 price point, we paid approximately $2.65/day for Television. It doesn’t sound like much, but when we started to look at Netflix alone in 2011, we were blown away by how much we were wasting.

Comcast or Cable TV as a whole is sort of like a safety blanket. We have come to realize, that we didn’t actually watch anything that we needed Cable TV or Live TV for. All we did was DVR the shows that we wanted to watch and watch it later. This was a revelation, that we came to realize only when we took the step to elimated cable tv out of our home and just stick with Netflix. Now, with only $134/year or $.32/day we get all the movies, and TV shows we want to watch. Also, with other streaming sites like Hulu, we don’t miss a single TV show that we want to watch. Another beautiful thing about not having a service that just has something or the other all the time like At&T Uverse or Cable. We got more time to our selves, who knows maybe to read books.

Netflix is definitely the best deal on the web. And here at Netflix Deals we are constantly finding the right deal for you.

Also, there is unique content for canadians on netflix streaming that is not available for the US counterparts. A prime example of this would be Mad Men series. You can now start watching Mad Men live in Canada but not in the US. It’s incredible to see the growth potential for Netflix in Canada. NetflixDeals.com is constantly monitoring the latest on deals for Netflix. Netflix, as a deal is getting better not only by their cheaper pricing options but also by the rich content they are providing through their service. Just this year, they have stuck deals with Paramount, Showtime and Starz. Hopefully next it will be HBO and other premium content providers.

As Content gets better, the price tag of $7.99/month for unlimited streaming just becomes more and more attractive.

This delay in streaming for 90 days will take effect with the premiere shows such as Camelot. This would have showed up the next day on Netflix if this new policy wasn’t taking effect.

The Starz announcement comes just two days after rival pay TV network Showtime declared that it is going to take some of its most popular shows, including Dexter andCalifornication, off the service once its deal with Netflix expires this summer. Netflix is definitely feeling the pressure with Showtime and now Starz backing out or making the deals more complex for Netflix. What is going to happen moving forward? Is this a trend moving forward. Is Netflix still going to continue to be the best deal in Movie Streaming or is the Netflix Deal not as attractive any more.

Netflix had one of the worst outages on Monday, yet the stock continues to drive up. Now it’s at an all time high of $230. This could also be a netotiating tactic on behalf of the

Netflix is particularly upset about Starz, which Netflix got for cheap when it originally signed up with the network. Starz has not only provided original content to Netflix, but also movies from Sony and Disney – and Netflix reportedly paid just $30 million for it. That sweetheart deal is up early next year, and Starz wants significantly more money, especially after Netflix inked a similar deal with Epix that is reportedly worth $1 billion.

The TV shows and movies that Netflix Streaming enables you to watch instantly are licensed from movie studios, TV networks, distributors and sometimes directly from the producers of the films and TV shows. “House of Cards” is unique in the sense that being made and promoted exclusively for our Netflix Streaming members. Typically, we license TV shows the season after they run on a broadcast network or cable channel and occasionally, we have episodes from a current season, as is the case with “Saturday Night Live” from NBC, “Spartacus” from Starzplay and “Wizards of Waverly Place” from Disney Channel. In all of these cases, the shows are produced before we bring them to Netflix Streaming. “House of Cards” represents a slightly more risky approach; while we aren’t producing the show and don’t own it, we are agreeing to license it before it is successfully produced.

Netflix Deals become more attractive as premium content such as  “Heroes,” “Lost,” “Dexter” and “Weeds,” have been part of the lineup on Netflix for the past few years. But if you get the latest Netflix Coupons for 2011, you might be still be able to enjoy these shows, but beyond that NetflixDeals.com can’t guarantee that these shows will be available.

Netflix is also spelled as Netflicks, Net flicks, Net flix and Netflick. Netflix is also available in Canada. Now our neighbors to the north can also stream netflix movies, tv shows and latest documentaries. Canadians now can watch Netflix on their Apple devices.

Today Steve Jobs unveiled the new second-generation Apple TV, which includes streaming instantly from Netflix at no additional charge to Netflix members.

Netflix is available on Apple products including Apple TV, iPhone 3, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad and iPad2. First came the introduction in April of a Netflix app for iPad and now iPad 2, which was the one after a few weeks ago by an app for iPhone and iPod touch. We couldn’t be more pleased than to be in partnership with Apple to enable you to instantly watch movies and TV shows from Netflix on these groundbreaking devices.

Of course, Netflix is continuing to work on more devices and platforms to reach our goal of being ubiquitous on every screen on which you’d want to watch movies and TV episodes streamed instantly from Netflix. Netflix is significantly better than Comcast or At&t Uverse.

Netflix Deals change every so often, so please check our site for the best deal that’s currently running for Netflix.

First, Netflix (also commonly spelled as Netflicks, Net flicks) is now offering a new $7.99 a month plan which lets you instantly watch unlimited TV episodes and movies streamed to your computer or TV. This plan does not include any DVDs (which include over 1,000,000 Movies, TV Shows and Foreign documentaries) . You can watch all the titles instantly on your current plan, and as a reminder, not all titles on DVD are available to watch instantly. This new plan is available immediately – if you’d like to switch to this new plan at any time, simply visit NetflixDeals.com and sign up.

Next, Netflix (also commonly spelled as Netflicks, Net flicks) is increasing the prices on our unlimited plans that offer both watching instantly and DVDs by mail. On Netflix’s two most popular unlimited plans – the 1-DVD out at a time and 2-DVDs out at a time – the price is increasing by $1 a month. The $1 increase is so nominal for the great service that is provided by Netflix/Netflicks. We’ve also included below the changes on all the plans. To see how these changes impact your Netflix account, visit Membership Details.

Sign up for the 30-Day Free trial first and then sign up for the most popular plan for Netflix (Only $9.99/Month)

Why is Netflix making these changes? Netflix’s wide selection of TV episodes and movies and documentaries that are available to stream has increased dramatically, and as a result a majority of the members want Netflix to deliver unlimited TV episodes and movies two ways: Instantly streaming over the internet plus Unlimited DVDs by mail. The price increase from netflicks will allow Netflix to continue to offer the popular plan choice of unlimited TV episodes and movies streaming instantly along with unlimited DVDs. The new plan, which does not include DVDs, is a great option for the increasing number of members who only want to watch instantly. The $7.99 a month price reflects no DVD shipping costs on this plan. The $9.99 a month Plan is the most popular Plan and highly recommended for Netflix users that enjoy the Unlimited Streaming capability and the Large DVD collection that’s available only through Netflix (also commonly spelled as Netflicks, Net flicks).

Netflix hasn’t introduced a new plan that includes only DVDs by mail. The fact is that Netflix members are already watching more TV episodes and movies streamed instantly over the Internet than on DVDs, and we expect that trend to continue. Netflix is always Creating the best user experience that we can around watching instantly is how we’re spending the vast majority of our time and resources. Because of this, we are not creating any plans that are focused solely on DVDs by mail.

To avoid any confusion, here is a simple plan for 2011 compared to last year. The best plan is the one for $9.99/Month.

Netflix will be introducing Blu-ray/Blu Ray/Bluray DVDs soon. Netflix and Blu-Ray are a great combination. You can purchase a Blu-ray DVD player now with internet capabilities that will allow you enjoy the Netflix DVDs and the Streaming all from one device. This is a great system for only $199.99.

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