Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 25-04-2019, 18:28   #5182
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by Joedm45 View Post
Yes, I see your point regarding the Netflix option when searching although Netflix do not do PPV so there is a difference. VM have to cater for all, if you do not have a Netflix sub then there is a PPV option with VM

I'm thinking more about the latest movie releases, that's the direct competition they wont be happy about.

Just my opinion, we'll just have to wait and see if we get a low or full fat version of the Amazon app
Maybe not. Netflix material is free after paying the subscription, and people with Netflix will clearly go for there rather than the same title with PPV on Virgin Store. So it is a similar predicament in that sense. Netflix draws viewers away from Virgin Store.

However, the store will be used by non-Netflix subscriners.

And as spiderplant says, the store is not owned by VM, so there is no conflict that impacts on them
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