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Its time to fire Reed Hastings. Actually it's past time. Although he is now NOT splitting the company, he is still charging the new exorbitant rate as though the split did occurred. Double the previous rate! After 4 years I'm now leaving Netflix for a competing company that charges half the price for the same service (with stability!).
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