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I browsed the list and you are correct, I do not see some of these in my account. But the list is at least partially incorrect, as I do have access to Peaky Blinders. I only did a cursory check of several titles on the list.

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I browsed the list and you are correct, I do not see some of these in my account. But the list is at least partially incorrect, as I do have access to Peaky Blinders. I only did a cursory check of several titles on the list.

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I assume Netflix is trying to get licenses so everything works on all plans so that is probably one they got a new license for since the list was composed...or the list was just wrong to start with. The point was that you don't get all of the Netflix content with the ad supported plan. When I had it for a month I tried watching at least 3 movies that were locked in the first week. I quit looking after that.
 
I have had the $6.99 (ad-supported) plan from time to time (well i guess now $7.99). The ads are not that many compared to other streaming services and they dont bother me really at all EXCEPT when watching movies. Totally kills the vibe or mood that you get while watching a movie. I would rather watch several minutes of ads BEFORE the movie like on Paramount+. All that said, i would likely pay $7.99 for Netflix, i think it is well worth it. Never even thought about the gift card discount - thanks for that idea comfortablynumb! Does Netflix ever have a Black Friday discount.
 
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Never even thought about the gift card discount - thanks for that idea comfortablynumb

No problem. At the very least you can get a $100 Netflix card for $95 at Target if you use a debit or credit RedCard.

Sometimes CardCash has them as well. I use them a lot for buying discounted gift cards.

 
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I assume Netflix is trying to get licenses so everything works on all plans so that is probably one they got a new license for since the list was composed...or the list was just wrong to start with. The point was that you don't get all of the Netflix content with the ad supported plan. When I had it for a month I tried watching at least 3 movies that were locked in the first week. I quit looking after that.
I don't know if this is still true as I don't watch a ton of Hulu, but at one point, the opposite of this was true on Hulu.

There was some content on the ad-free plan that HAD to be shown with ads. In these situations they would play a couple of minutes of ads at the beginning and at the ends of shows, but never in the middle. There was a trailer that would be like "due to licensing restrictions, this content will have ads before the show." My memory is hazy now but I think one of those shows (interestingly b/c Disney owned) was Agents of Shield.
 
No problem. At the very least you can get a $100 Netflix card for $95 at Target if you use a debit or credit RedCard.

Sometimes CardCash has them as well. I use them a lot for buying discounted gift cards.


This also works at Amazon and Best Buy (both have 5% cashback credit cards). Combined w/ "living in New Hampshire" 🤫 it makes it a bit more affordable. I've never seen Netflix at Costco or Sam's Club but those are good places to get gift cards below their face value. Sam's Club sells a $50 Steam gift card for $47.48.
 
Does it have fraud protection?


You are not responsible for any charges or transactions on your Target Circle Credit Card that you did not authorize. Please review the debit card agreement if you experience unauthorized or suspicious debit card charges or transactions. We will work to quickly resolve any fraud situations you may have with your Target Circle Card.
 

You are not responsible for any charges or transactions on your Target Circle Credit Card that you did not authorize. Please review the debit card agreement if you experience unauthorized or suspicious debit card charges or transactions. We will work to quickly resolve any fraud situations you may have with your Target Circle Card.
You better read your terms and conditions closer


As for debit cards, a consumer’s maximum responsibility for debit card fraud charges is $50 under the law, if you notify the bank within two business days after learning of the theft or loss of a debit card.

That liability can jump to $500 afterward. And under the law, you’d have unlimited liability if you fail to report the fraud charges more than 60 calendar days after your statement is sent to you.
 
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You better read your terms and conditions closer


As for debit cards, a consumer’s maximum responsibility for debit card fraud charges is $50 under the law, if you notify the bank within two business days after learning of the theft or loss of a debit card.

That liability can jump to $500 afterward. And under the law, you’d have unlimited liability if you fail to report the fraud charges more than 60 calendar days after your statement is sent to you.

That article is 11 years old. We're all aware of Target's previous credit card issues.
 
Read the paragraph on unauthorized EFTs...the article is spot on


 
Read the paragraph on unauthorized EFTs...the article is spot on



How is that any different from any other debit card?

I'm not seeing your point here. Don't use debit cards?
 
You will not be held responsible for unauthorized use of your Card, Card number, or PIN if you have exercised reasonable care in safeguarding your Card, Card number, and PIN from loss or theft

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