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Started having this problem yesterday. If I delete Netflix cookies, I can get into netflix OK the next time I try. But then, later when I try to go to Netflix, I get the same redirect error. I tried marcsances's solution above but it's only good for one time too.

If I try getting there thru IE, I get an error page that cookies aren't enabled even though they are.

Netflix has streaming service and DVD by mail service and it goes to a different page depending on what service you have. I have the DVD by mail service. Was wondering whether those experiencing this problem are DVD by mail service. Maybe their site has a bug now in getting you to the right page.

Same problem here, started about 2 days ago - I have DVD only service. Running Firefox 14.0.1 (Fedora).

I decided to give Netflix a call about this problem.

On a recording while waiting for a support rep, it said if you're having problems logging in to go to: http://www.netflix.com/clearcookies

It works for me. Now I have to logon everytime I go to their site though versus it had kept me already logged in before this problem.

I will be using that link to get to their site until they get it fixed.

I have DVD service only and I'm having the problem.

I have news for everyone. The clearcookies login won't even work today. It will get you to the site, but as soon as you click on your queue you're redirected to the sign-in page and, from there, to the error message.

I got in OK just now by 1) clearing the "netflix" cookies (in Firefox preferences select "Show Cookies", search on "netflix"; repeatedly "remove cookie"); 2) opening the clearcookies URL; 3) doing member sign in; 4) selecting show your queue. However yesterday access gained by clearing the cookies appeared inconsistent - sometimes it would work, other times not.

To me it appears that you actually have to get the "redirect" error before the clearcookies link will work.. Here is how I get in.

1. Use the /clearcookies link. 2. Sign in 3. It looks like you're signed in OK (your name at the top right) 4. Click on "Your Queue" 5. Takes you to sign in screen. 6. Sign in again. 7. Get the Firefox redirect error screen. 8. Use the /clearcookies link again. 9. This time it takes you to the colorful "Start Your Free Month" screen. 10. Sign in from there and it works OK.

I called Netflix again today and waited for them to answer this time. They are aware of the problem. They are in the process of redoing their web pages, so that is why the problems. They thought the /clearcookies was the working fix until they get done with their changes. I went thru with the rep on the phone what I was getting. She said it should be going to the colorful "start your free month" screen. So, she opened a new problem ticket on the problem.

Same thing here last several days.

Getting really sick of it too. It's not my job to make sure my browser and cookies are constantly configured to make a website work, especially a service I pay for. It is "their job" to make sure their website works on my browser which runs every other single website under the sun just fine.

Bad enough they put the search window so far to the right that I can't use it anymore, I can't scroll over to it...it's now useless to me. Now I can't even access the website reliably?

I think I'll just cancel my account by phone instead.

It works now without clearing cookies.