Prime Video is facing strong criticism as its Rs 1499 subscribers express anger over frequent ads. Many users feel disappointed that even after paying a yearly subscription, they are forced to watch advertisements.
Frustrated subscribers have shared their views on social media. One user questioned why they should pay Rs 1499 a year when ads appear every 30 minutes. This growing frustration has sparked a wave of boycott trends.
Several users revealed that they have already moved to other platforms like YouTube and Netflix. They stated that Prime Video’s ad policy is driving them away and making them consider ending their subscriptions.
Many subscribers believe the ads disrupt their overall viewing experience. Some even warned that Prime Video is at risk of losing loyal customers if it continues with the current model.
With more viewers boycotting, some are turning to torrents and pirated websites to watch content. This not only hurts Prime Video but also adds a new challenge with illegal streaming.
It may be time for Prime Video to reconsider its plans and reduce ads to protect its subscriber base and maintain audience trust.
