Netflix is ​​under fire after a number of users who cancel their subscription to a streaming service claims to have their accounts reactivated without consent. user accounts were logged into by criminals, who have been able to switch back services without having to know the details of the customer's bank, according to the BBC Radio 4 investigation.

Emily Sharp, a customer based in Oxford who cancel their subscription in April, found that she had been charged £ 11.99 in September, but found he could not get into his email account and password are no longer the same. "It turned out that the criminals have changed my login details thoroughly and have signed me for the most expensive service," he said. If you want to Buy Netflix Accounts, I think z2u.com is your best choice, after all, the site has been officially certified,so it's very safe.

Netflix wants to make it easy for customers to join if they later changed their mind after leaving the service. And as part of this, it keeps hold of your data for 10 months after you leave, including billing details. This information, he said, is available to members who choose to cancel. They can choose to have it cleared by email. criminals, however, an investigation by BBC Radio 4 You and Yours Program, has been found to be able to exploit this vulnerability.

There is a lucrative market for Netflix login details, the criminals selling "lifetime" account on eBay for as little as £ 3. A spokesman for eBay said that the listing you & Regards banned the platform and that they will be removed and taken enforcement action against the seller. Netflix said its members account security is a top priority, and members who saw unusual activity on their accounts should contact them immediately.