Most people would see theft.
I saw a subscription optimization opportunity.
He was using MY account to watch shows at 2am when I'm asleep. That's dead bandwidth I wasn't monetizing.
So I created a tiered access system.
Basic tier: $3/month - Can only watch reality TV and documentaries
Premium tier: $8/month - Full access but no downloading
Executive tier: $15/month - 4K streaming with downloads
I also started renting out timeslots to my other neighbors.
Peak hours (7-11pm) cost 40% more.
Weekend access requires a 2-month commitment minimum.
I don't think you understand.
My roommate now PAYS ME to use the Netflix I was already paying for.
I've turned 6 neighbors into recurring revenue streams.
My Netflix account is now cash-flow positive with 73% profit margins.
The $12.99 subscription now generates $67/month in high-margin revenue.
I call it the Underutilized Asset Maximization Framework.
Next week I'm launching surge pricing for when new seasons drop.
This is the story of how I turned my biggest security breach into my most profitable SaaS business.
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