[citation][nom]mm0ety[/nom]Yeah says the guy who hasn't accomplished half as much. They are trying to make improvements. Improvements never come without mistakes.[/citation]
That's the problem: they're not improving. Their movie library has lost many of the big suppliers, so they fill it with low budget movies that look like student productions. It may not be their fault the studios are demanding more money for their inventory, but announcing a price hike like the way they did when most of the country is getting over one recession and about to start a second one seemed like they were thumbing their noses at their customers. If they had merely said "Look, the studios want more for the big movies you guys want to watch, so we're going to charge you more and spend the profits on improving streaming feeds and building a decent library...", they probably would have gotten more support than saying "Hey, here's an idea: we're going to charge you two fees instead of one...and later, we're going to split those two services so that you'll have two different accounts and two different web sites to keep track of."