ISA’s
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At the summit of the picturesque fens
I'll have you know I'm referred to in these parts as Mr Gousto!Pondrew said:Don't blame me. I know you wouldn't make dinner, Martin, you are a man and that is a woman's job.enuff_zed said:
Ideal for the likes of me. Exact amounts supplied and clear instructions.
And then at 2133 hours I read a little poetry...................
At 2204 I clean my teeth.....................
At 2211 I retire to my bed.....................
At 2214 I engage in a little horizontal jogging with the good lady.....................
At 2214 and 30 seconds I'm asleep......................... :roll:
And not once do I refer to the BBC!
May not be official "Illegal" but you want you account closed ?
When you agree to the terms of service, you agree that "The Account Owner should [...] not reveal the password or details of the Payment Method associated to the account to anyone." Subsequently, Netflix continues to state, "We can terminate your account or place your account on hold in order to protect you, Netflix or our partners from identity theft or other fraudulent activity."
So, sharing your Netflix password with anyone is against the company's Terms of Use, and if you're caught, it could cost you your account.
A curious aspect about password sharing is that in a Shareholder Letter from Netflix shared in April 2022, the company expressed that it's okay to share your password in the same household. The trouble lies when users share their passwords across multiple households.
When you agree to the terms of service, you agree that "The Account Owner should [...] not reveal the password or details of the Payment Method associated to the account to anyone." Subsequently, Netflix continues to state, "We can terminate your account or place your account on hold in order to protect you, Netflix or our partners from identity theft or other fraudulent activity."
So, sharing your Netflix password with anyone is against the company's Terms of Use, and if you're caught, it could cost you your account.
A curious aspect about password sharing is that in a Shareholder Letter from Netflix shared in April 2022, the company expressed that it's okay to share your password in the same household. The trouble lies when users share their passwords across multiple households.
N4LLY said:
It's not my account. Also you can open a new account with a new email in 30 seconds. I don't see the issue even if it were to be closed down. At one point I had 12 email addresses and used to cycle them and use the free 1 month trial to get Netflix for free as they gave you 1 free trial every year. I wonder if that trick still works. Gmail was the issue as I believe they stopped the email accounts due to inactivity so I stopped after a couple of years.
It's not like a bank account they are threatening to close. I could give two ***** if they shut a Netflix account down.
So we have clarified it's not illegal then? Therefore I'm not breaking any laws and therefore they can't do anything I care about.
Using someone else's Netflix subscription is illegal?
Whereabouts in UK law is that?
It may be in Netflix's terms and conditions but that doesn't mean it's illegal.
[/quote] It is illegal see below,
It is an offence for a defendant to obtain, by any dishonest act, services for which payment is required, with intent to avoid payment for those services under the Fraud Act 2006
Not my wording but direct from the Fraud Act. If you obtain the service and didn't pay for it you are guilty. Simple as that.
Sentence on summary conviction, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or to a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum (or to both); (b)on conviction on indictment, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years or to a fine (or to both).
Whereabouts in UK law is that?
It may be in Netflix's terms and conditions but that doesn't mean it's illegal.
[/quote] It is illegal see below,
It is an offence for a defendant to obtain, by any dishonest act, services for which payment is required, with intent to avoid payment for those services under the Fraud Act 2006
Not my wording but direct from the Fraud Act. If you obtain the service and didn't pay for it you are guilty. Simple as that.
Sentence on summary conviction, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or to a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum (or to both); (b)on conviction on indictment, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years or to a fine (or to both).
SonnyA85 said:
You really are full of fucking pish!!
Based on Minimum wage for an over 21 year old it’s £9.50 p/h
so working week 40 hrs £380 p/w top line = £19760 p/a
Deductions Tax -£1,439 NI -£1309 total take home £17,012 p/a
Taking your magical 50/30/20 rule
50% = £8506, 30% = £5104 20% = £3402
So even if the person decided to spend f**k ALL of the 30% & 20% the max they could save is £8506 p/a
£8506 * 45 yrs = £382,770 NOT anywhere close to £3 million and you proclaim to be the finance and investment guru of the forum and you can’t do basic arithmetic, do me, and the rest of us, a favour and shut the f**k up :wkr:
