nothing much we can do, apart from either accept and try get discounts or move onto another streaming service.
it is a strange decision in light of the loss of so much content and increased competition that the reaction of Now is to reduce streams and put adverts at the start of every show.
Also boost is counter intuitive to the no contract model. When I have them, my cinema, entertainment and sports have different renewal dates, and so does boost. With Netflix, the "boost" is on one pass, so you pay £6 basic, £10 improved, £14 top level, so it is simple. It does not work with 4 different passes. Or 5 if you add in a sports day pass where you have to pay for a month boost. I suspect the boost take up on Now is less than 10% of customers, so telling a large majority of your customers to stump up or suck it up isn’t that wise. Boost should have been left at £3 during the transition from 2 streams to 1 stream. At £5 it looks like a rip off.
I suspect that once 15th July comes there will be a large number of posts and a large number of cancellations.
