Thanks. I checked my various Chase credit cards for Netflix promos but didn't find any. Even if I had, I suspect it would have only been good for 10% off or something. I have Verizon for cell phone and Spectrum for wifi/ cable. I guess I can check those. That said, I guess as part of my efforts to enjoy life and not sweat the small stuff (including on saving money) maybe I will try to not botherNetflix has a TV drama series that I am interested to check out. It looks like I can subscribe monthly for $6.99 (with ads). For $15.49 I can avoid the ads and for $22.99 I get better sound, greater simultaneous device access and other features.
As long as the ads aren't ridiculously excessive the cheapest subscription should work for us. It will also be a chance to check out what other programs, films, etc. Netflix offers that may interest us.
The Netflix site says "no commitments, cancel anytime" and that we can just watch on our computer or laptop.
All of that sounds good to me: no setup hassles, no contract to deal with.
Is it as straightforward as this? Anything I am missing?
I realize that Netflix is probably passé at this point, and I totally acknowledge that I am behind the curve when it comes to streaming videos, etc.
Thanks for any tips or pointers from those more experienced and knowledgeable!
I will take advantage of promos or 30 day free trial offered by streaming services for new accounts by using a different email address than the one originally used. Binge watching Fargo now on ad free Hula on 30 day trial even though i already have ad supported Hula free courtesy of Tmobile for 12 month.Tmobile also pays my Apple TV and basic Netflix
(but I do appreciate the suggestion, nonetheless 
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