[sbarre]

I'm sure they totally realize it, but it's not something a front-line support agent can really do anything about, so why get into that conversation with a customer who won't care about the why and will just see it as a crappy experience (which it totally is)!

[scriptdevil]

If this was possible, I would get a friend of mine in USA to pay for my account. People complain about piracy in India and do not understand that torrents and streaming sites are currently my only source for good TV series. I am readily willing to pay even $40 a month for such a service.

[ownagefool]

You simply need to sign up and consume netflix using a VPN which terminates in the US and thus they'll see you as a native US user.

[casperc]

Or even better, sign up using a Canadian IP. The their dollar is lower than the American, so it is cheaper (might be cheaper elsewhere). It doesn't limit you in any way to sign up and use in another country as far as I can tell.

[nickff]

They are not able to do anything about it though; they do not have global licenses for their content.