NETFLIX monthly NOW £7.32 and £3.07 Works!!

I get the impression that English is not the OP's first language - might be worth cutting him/her some slack. Heat.

bigpappasmurf1304/03/2018 10:21

Sorry?

Basically saying download a vpn and change to country to turkey or Columbia. Set up a Netflix account and pay the premium for a month or so on, log out, disable vpn, log back into Netflix and change the language to English

Not sure why some on here don’t understand the OP as the instructions are clear. Seems more like members taking the p*** tbh.

Thanks OP. Heat added.

VPN = Varying priced netflix

I think he is saying you can currently buy Netflix monthly at a reduced price if you first use a vpn to connect to Turkey or Columbia change your country to the same and then setup a subscription.

Then you can disconnect the vpn and access Netflix like normal.

It's the same methodology as seen on here previously to buy cheap games from origin. (edited)

I've got a headache... 🤤

Nicely done OP

another countries:)

I bought a 1080p Roku box in the US (via ebay) for £40 five years ago, and its remained logged into the sellers Netflix account ever since. He's called Edward, thanks Edward

I think what the op is trying to imply here is that with using a vpn he can subscribe to another countries/regions netflix much cheaper than the uk's version. correct me if I am wrong op. (edited)

bassmanbish38 m ago

I get the impression that English is not the OP's first language - might …I get the impression that English is not the OP's first language - might be worth cutting him/her some slack. Heat. Read lessRead more

Well said, I love hukd but certain people need to calm down and think first before commenting lol

Before you even think about looking at HOLA, you should read this and the link within it.
TL;DR - Hola is a bot net pretty much.
Don't use it.

cloudwards.net/hol…pn/

angelhaseyes04/03/2018 11:33

It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use …It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use your log in around the world but you have to be in that country. Netflix and others have cracked down with this sort of thing. You can get your viewing blocked. I personally think it shouldn't be illegal if you're paying for it. But, the price is set out country to country. Just a word to the wise.Read lessRead more

Which "law" are you breaking? and in which country does it apply?

Eek don't mention a VPN, it is beyond some peoples comprehension.

docs.google.com/spr…dit

angelhaseyes04/03/2018 11:33

It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use …It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use your log in around the world but you have to be in that country. Netflix and others have cracked down with this sort of thing. You can get your viewing blocked. I personally think it shouldn't be illegal if you're paying for it. But, the price is set out country to country. Just a word to the wise.Read lessRead more

In which country is it a criminal offence? The country you are in i.e British Law or the country you change to I.e Brazilian Law. When did Netlix terms get written into the British constituition? (edited)

Uranus04/03/2018 11:01

Is it worth the hit& miss hassle and time taken.I've had no success with a …Is it worth the hit& miss hassle and time taken.I've had no success with a number of the bigger VPN service providers and I don't fully trust the smaller or unknown ones.Read lessRead more

Check out Windscribe (Might need a subscription, I bought lifetime for £37~ on a deal). They have dedicated servers for UK/US Netflix. Been using it flawlessly for 6~ months now and it’s only gone down once for 2~ days when Netflix changed the coding I assume. (edited)

I don't understand

Uranus04/03/2018 12:54

It's morally dubious, but by no means illegal.That said, the saving is so …It's morally dubious, but by no means illegal.That said, the saving is so minimal that I personally wouldn't bother with the hassle.Read lessRead more

Morally wrong as in Netflix charging UK subscribers more for less content. Is that what you mean?

Sorry?

Huh ??????

Just.Wondering04/03/2018 10:30

Eek don't mention a VPN, it is beyond some peoples comprehension.

Dude, what’s a VPN?
Also what’s an Eek

It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use your log in around the world but you have to be in that country. Netflix and others have cracked down with this sort of thing. You can get your viewing blocked. I personally think it shouldn't be illegal if you're paying for it. But, the price is set out country to country. Just a word to the wise.

The blatant xenophobia of certain members on here is disgusting. Mouthbreathing swamp-life,

You can do this on your phone, and with your current Netflix account. I struggled to find a free VPN on my PC that will allow you to set it to Turkey, but was easy on my phone.

1. Cancel your current subscription with Netflix, wait until it has run out OR start a new account if you wish.
2. Download Speedify (Free VPN app) on your phone (I have an iPhone, you may need a different one for Android, haven't checked)
3. Open Speedify and set country to Turkey, press the button to turn it on.
4. Log in to Netflix in your phone browser and subscribe for whichever subscription you want.
5. Open Speedify and turn it off again/Uninstall.
6. Watch UK Netflix with a half price subscription. (I am paying £3.94 for a standard subscription) - Your bank may have higher foreign transaction fees so check first.
7. You're welcome.

Will369104/03/2018 10:30

Do you get the same programmes which you'd get by signing up through the …Do you get the same programmes which you'd get by signing up through the UK?Read lessRead more

Yes, this is just a way to pretend you're in another country to set up a new account but VPN's don't work anymore when it comes to watching Netflix unfortunately, so you get the UK playlist even though you signed up as a Turkish customer.

I dare say Netflix might catch onto this little trick if enough people do it.... clearly they can do it for VPN

angelhaseyes04/03/2018 11:33

It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use …It's illegal to use a vpn to change Netflix country viewing. You can use your log in around the world but you have to be in that country. Netflix and others have cracked down with this sort of thing. You can get your viewing blocked. I personally think it shouldn't be illegal if you're paying for it. But, the price is set out country to country. Just a word to the wise.Read lessRead more

Illegal?

Me: What you in prison for?
Prisoner: Got 6 years for stabbing a nun in the eye. You?
Me: 10 years for watching Columbian netflix... when I was sat at home in Belper wearing just my pants
Prisoner: *Runs off screaming*

Just no...

Um , nope , tech is so not my thing , might be a fab deal for all I know , but the practicalities of it simply go over my head here. Assume you would pay in Turkish lira so by the time you add on my bank charges not really worth the hassle for me . (edited)

Biomechanika04/03/2018 10:43

Change you all to UK playlist/options:) All german ,france, spain ,russian …Change you all to UK playlist/options:) All german ,france, spain ,russian ,polish and belgium people used this trick!! why not here??Read lessRead more

Yes it is a clever way to get a lower price
Sadly VPN's don't allow you to change region to watch US version of Netflix though

dannyguk9104/03/2018 22:16

Did anybody manage to work out what the op said in english?

It's pretty easy to understand, but you know that don't you, and are just trying to be funny.....

CarlE2704/03/2018 23:15

"Cheating" Netflix is something I can't just get behind.Their service is …"Cheating" Netflix is something I can't just get behind.Their service is well worth the price they charge for it.Edit: This is just my personal opinion, I know this is a deal site and I don't judge anyone who takes advantage of this.Read lessRead more

​how is it cheating netflix when they charge another person less than you? surely they are cheating you?

Nighthawk8 m ago

How is this so hot?

Because you could save around £25 a year.
Of course you'll have to jump through hoops & hurdles and navigate moral minefields, but at the end of it all you'll be rewarded with enough savings to buy 5 big mac meals; 3 of which you can go large.

What's not to like?

Do you get the same programmes which you'd get by signing up through the UK?

deleted48226604/03/2018 15:21

Honestly, unless you really must have Netflix from a different region so yo …Honestly, unless you really must have Netflix from a different region so you can get access to more shows, this really isn't worth the hassle just to save a few quid.Read lessRead more

That's not even what this deal is about.
It's to save a couple of quid by registering and paying from a different country in order to access UK Netflix content.

"Cheating" Netflix is something I can't just get behind.

Their service is well worth the price they charge for it.

Edit: This is just my personal opinion, I know this is a deal site and I don't judge anyone who takes advantage of this. (edited)

dannyguk9104/03/2018 22:16

Did anybody manage to work out what the op said in english?

The 200 odd people who replied before you...

The OP has gone out of his way to post, and some of you act likes dicks. No need for that at all.

captainjon06/03/2018 12:53

which paid VPNs support turkey and have a free trial? i have a VPN but …which paid VPNs support turkey and have a free trial? i have a VPN but only EU/US servers.Read lessRead more

Okay. After spending all day Sunday trying to get this deal after someone on here said it was possible with NordVPN. It is not possible to get this deal with NordVPN. It seems the poster was lacking some vital information.



NordVPN works very well to watch Netflix USA and when you try to Log into Netflix from the Turkey server it automatically redirects you to one of the dedicated USA Netflix servers. So good for streaming but no good to fool Netflix you are in Turkey.

I went here which is an independent review site for VPNs which is why I chose NordVPN in the first place last year, From the chart I chose Astrill as it has a free trial period. (as do NordVPN)

When I installed the software Turkey, NZ and few others were greyed out. So I messaged CS asking why I couldn't connect to Turkey and Nz.

They messaged me back within 10 mins saying

"Thank you for contacting Astrill support.

In trial we only offer limited servers, but we have switched your 7 days trial to 3 days full premium account so you can connect with Turkey and New Zealand servers.

For any further questions/queries, feel free to contact our support which is available 24/7.


Best regards,
Astrill VPN Support"




Bingo. Did a restart and logged into netflix from their Turkey server after clearing my cache and now I'm on half price Netflix

I tried a couple of USA servers on Astrill and they showed USA content but it was a bit slow. NordVPN however was fine with the USA servers
As I have a subscription to NordVPN I won't be continuing after the trial so no real incentive for me test it further with different servers but it will get you this deal.

I wouldn't suggest the whole of HUKD request access to Turkey as they might smell a rat. I can't see the blocked ones now as I have full access but there were a few.

I have liked my own comment hoping it will get pushed to the top and help others so they don't have to wade through 7 pages to get here

(edited)

Zooicidal04/03/2018 10:58

VPN's do still work for viewing different regions content. Netflix have …VPN's do still work for viewing different regions content. Netflix have blocked some but not all, and it's not even the whole providers that get blocked it's individual servers. So if you try one and it's blocked just try a different server.I currently use AirVPN which lets me watch other regions just fine. Even IPVanish which is huge works, you just might need to skip through servers a bit with that one is all.Read lessRead more

Is it worth the hit& miss hassle and time taken.
I've had no success with a number of the bigger VPN service providers and I don't fully trust the smaller or unknown ones.