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Legal slippage for Netflix: The streaming giant has to pay back 200 euros to a German customer due to illegal price increases. Consumer protectors see the Cologne verdict as a "strong signal effect".

A streaming customer receives around 200 euros from Netflix, his consent to price increases was invalid. However, the provider continues to see itself in the right and refers to other judgments.

A ruling by the regional court in Cologne makes millions of Netflix customers listen: A customer gets money back from price increases. To what extent other users can benefit from it.

A Netflix customer receives around 200 euros back because several prizes have been declared ineffective. The Landgericht K ln considered the type of approval by pop-up. What the verdict means for millions of other subscribers and how you can demand money back yourself. (Continue reading)

Netflix suffered a defeat before the Cologne Regional Court: Price increases in 2017, 2019, and 2022 were declared invalid. Consumers are entitled to refunds – but they must claim them themselves.

In recent years, Netflix has repeatedly carried out price increases. A first ruling by the Regional Court of Cologne has declared them ineffective – what this means for you.