My head hurts from reading all this gobbledegook. I understand using abbreviations and being a bit slack in your grammar etc but come on, a lot of these just don't make any sense at all.

My son went to college and used my account which I was fine with and so is Netflix because we are considered part of a household. But unbeknownst to me he gave the password to his roommate who then went home on break and shared it with his little brother. I kept getting recommendations for anime and cartoons and things I never watch and didn't think my son did so I asked him. He said "oh, that must be B's little brother". I had to try really hard not to get upset but I changed my password immediately. Some people don't see the problem with it, including my own son. Lol.

If anyone wants to use my Netflix account, my email is rbakura@outlook.com, and my password is every tenth digit of pi, until you reach the millionth digit.

So many cheapies out there, wow.

Well i use my exhusband's Netflix (and other streaming services) for free but we are co-parenting our two kids (so its mostly for them) and he earns alot more... AND we are still good friends. I've offered to split the cost though (he said no need) BUT why wont these people not even ask to split the bill? (In the cases where its like a room mate/similar)

Some people are just sad...

I think the major issue being overlooked here is that anyone in the account can see the person who pays bank details and address details. That shits private information

My (both under 10) kids use netflix when visiting grandparents and I have 4 screen access so I honestly don't see the issue with my grandmother for 1/2 months a year watching 'The Crown' with my details as she doesn't like anything else on Netflix (not that she's looked lol) and my other grandparents wanted to see if they liked a series on Netflix they'd seen advertised so they watched 1 episode, didn't like it never used again. If they liked the season they insisted they were going to pay for Netflix but (being technophobe) didn't want to give their bank details to Netflix if they weren't continuing. Both these situations I think are perfectly reasonable and I honestly don't see an issue with this sort of use but for Christ's sake once upon a time you split with someone you had an awkward 'return the other person's s**t' moment and you stopped all contact including using their s**t, when did society decide we could carry on using the exs stuff after the relationship went south?

Cannot believe how aggressive some leechers are. That's so much impertinence

Personally I don't mind sharing my password at all, but how can people think they're entitled to it?