How much would pay for Netflix if EVERYTHING was on it?

[bignateyk]

$100/month, but I doubt they could even charge that low.

 

[Evadman]

$50 or so.

 

[God Mode]

$120 if I didn't have to worry about bandwidth caps. If my isp has to raise prices for internet due to lost tv subs, forget I even offered to pay.

 

[BrunoPuntzJones]

The concept of being able to watch what I want, when I want (which to me is the inevitable future of television) is hugely valuable

EDIT/addendum:

Wow... honestly I would pay out the nose for the convenience of being able to watch what I want when I want in a format that I'm already accustomed to (couch+TV). Hell, not only would I pay for a subscription but I'd also be willing to pay for incidental usages much like renting a movie without having to go out and find it.

I'd say $200 a month if it were like you were saying. If I could watch what I want, when I want, with no commercials or goofy logos on the screen. Convenience is huge.

 

[Electric Amish]

Everything? Current TV and Movies, or just movies? Porn?

$50-$75/mo with all movies and porn.

 

[rivan]

If you include live local news and other local and live shows (so that it TOTALLY replaces all other forms of television), maybe up to $100/mo. I'd rather be able to tune it fully ala carte however, so that I don't pay for anyone's sports or other crap I don't use/watch, and then get it for something closer to $20-50/mo.

This. There's a VERY small subset of what's aired that I watch.

 

[ViviTheMage]

$40-$50 ... I could get rid of cable.

Granted, my caps would be dominated even harder then they already are.

 

[GrantMeThePower]

I think 150-200 is reasonable assuming it is full HD, live sports, streaming to multiple boxes in the home at once, all channels, etc.

No way in hell it could ever be that cheap though.

 

[bruceb]

Hard to say. At my home I only can get DSL at 1.7Mbs download or Cablevision internet service at about $45 per month. But if my internet connection was fast enough and reasonable in cost, then I would look into that. Cablevision is costing me $118 per month for the IO Gold Package (no internet or VOIP Phone) and even then, we don't get some channels, like Game Show (ch#$88) or ESPN Classic (ch#140) .. we used to, then those greedy a******* decided to move them to a Sport Tier (at $5 extra per month) for it.