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Here in Europe it is 8Eur/month for basic package, 10 Eur/month for standard package with HD and 2 devices used to watch simultaneously, 12Eur/month for premium package with 4k content on 4 devices at the same time. All that for a small fraction of content available in USA. Roughly 200 series and 550 movies available in countries around here, for example.

If you use VPN, you can watch 1157 shows and 4593 movies available in USA. See http://www.finder.com/global-n... for more numbers and http://www.finder.com.au/inter... for complete lists. The links are from summary of article about Netflix published here yesterday.
Mind you, even some programs produced by Netflix are missing, such as House of cards, because our local TV stations have recently purchased broadcasting rights

I am surprised that VPN and DNS tricks are used only by a small fraction of customers.

I've also discovered that it's impossible to get a full list of the available content

Let me help http://www.finder.com.au/inter...

and that they take out content regularly. WTF? Why do they take the content out?

They buy the distribution rights for Show Y in Region X for Time Z. When Z is up, they pull it.

Needless to say, they won't get any billing cycles from me, VPN or no VPN.

They're be best [legal] game in town, but I'm sure they're sorry to see you go.

When the reporter is not blogging on tech it's about football. And by the looks his reports on tech are usually from an in-depth technical perspective accompanied by diagrams, flowcharts and code snippets. Just take a look ...

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