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Well, I can see from the messages dating back 2 years ago that Netflix has not addressed this problem. 100 downloads is what I am paying for. I continue to get pop ups telling me I am over my limit at 25. I have limited internet access and can go days without it. I am disabled and I binge watch programs. I wish Netflix provided the service advertised that I am paying for.
It kept giving me an error saying I had to many downloads on my device. I removed 5 episodes off the end of my list of The Magicians, and it still wouldnt let me download the 1 episode it skipped on downloading from the previous season. No matter how many I removed for the list, it wouldnt let me add the one. Had to go into settings>apps>Netflix and clear the cache. That fixed the issue.
I believe Netflix is doing the right thing. If people are downloading that many shows, it stands to prove they are not watching them regularly or they would not be staying at the same number of movies, or TV shows. If and when I download, I plan on watching them in the very near future! Keep up the good work Netflix, I appreciate the fact that I am able to download anything at all, and to be able to watch them offline is a huge plus for me! Thank you!
Although I can see why limitations are set, I find it hard to digest you pay for something supposedly allowing access to content to find there are limitations restricting you. Also, I downloaded quite some episodes of Money Heist as I was travelling to a country with doubtfull internet, to find out all files were not accessible. I had to delete all and watch all online. Anyway, room for improvement, I would say.
Very disappointed!!! I dont have internet at home, and i thought downloads would be the solution to watching my favorite shows that are not available on DVD. First i learned that i cant watch the downloads through my smart TV so the whole family huddles in front of the laptop. Second, I downloaded several episodes of one show since i wouldnt by going near a connection for awhile. I didnt get a chance to watch all of them in the 48 hours before they expired, and now i cant download them again for a year! Very worthless service for me. I will definately cancel.
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