Tried to get onto Netflix on my amazon fire stick But it is saying Couldn,t connect to Netflix please try again which I have

Have you tried live chat with Amazon?
Have you tried Amazon Customer Service?
888-280-3321
If you contact Amazon and explain the problems you are having one of their customer service experts would be happy to help you.

Contact Netflix is my suggestion.

I use a FireStick and it does have Netflix. I would recommend signing up using a computer first (they give you 1 month free) and then you can use the same credentials to sign into Netflix through the FireStick. If you are asking whether you are already signed up on Amazon Prime, then I suggest you sign into Amazon and check your account through there. If you are, then you will have access to lots of content on the FireStick as well. Hope my answer helped. : )

Here are the directions from Netflix (https://help.netflix.com/article/en/node/23934?ba=GSButtonClick&q=). Is this what you've been trying?


To connect your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick to your Netflix account, make sure you are on the Home screen and follow the steps below.

1. From the main screen, select Search.
2. Type "Netflix," then select Netflix.
3. Select Netflix.
4. Select Download.
5. When the download completes, Open.
6. Select Sign In.
7. Enter your Netflix email address and password to sign in.

Your device is now connected to your Netflix account. Enjoy!

make sure that your wifi is a good signal,if you are using a lower tier internet service then it wont work,call your internet provider and verify that your internet is sufficient,also use 5ghz wifi,not 2.8ghz.
if this doesnt work for connecting then,
reset this way,
straight from amazon,reset firestick,
Please unplug the Fire TV stick from power source and then plug it again after 5 seconds.
Once the Fire TV stick is back on, please take batteries out of the remote and re-insert

download the netflix app,enter your credit card info to buy netflix service,,it should work,also,
make sure that your wifi is a good signal,if you are using a lower tier internet service then it wont work,call your internet provider and verify that your internet is sufficient,also use 5ghz wifi,not 2.8ghz.
if this doesnt work for connecting then,
reset this way,
straight from amazon,reset firestick,
Please unplug the Fire TV stick from power source and then plug it again after 5 seconds.
Once the Fire TV stick is back on, please take batteries out of the remote and re-insert

Here are several answers--but keep in mind, they all involve attaching a device of some sort--whether it's a computer, a laptop, a tablet, a phone, or a device like Google's Chromecast, Amazon's Fire Stick or FireTV, or other devices similar to those I just mentioned from Google and Amazon.
You will usually need an HDMI cable to attach your device to the TV (whether it needs an HDMI cable or not depends on whether the device plugs directly into your TV's port or whether it needs a separate cable--of which there are standard HDMI, mini HDMI, and micro HDMI).
The simplest, easiest, and least expensive types of equipment to enable your non-"Smart TV" to view Netflix are the "key-fob" type devices like the Chromecast and Amazon Fire Stick (there are others, but these are the most common, most popular, and well-supported devices.)
You would simply plug the device into your TV's HDMI port, attach the power cable (these devices may be able to draw power from your TV's HDMI port, but often require a separate power adapter to be plugged into them) log onto your Google Play account or Amazon account, download and install Netflix, and log onto Netflix. Usually (but not always) the Chromecast and Fire Stick have Netflix installed, but you may need to update or download and install/reinstall the Netflix app.

Leola, I experience this error message on my Kindle Fire HD when I am at a different location - other than home - using a different WiFi service, even though I am properly logged on. Sometimes the streaming of video is not permitted. You'll have to ask the administrator of the WiFi service where you are trying to connect. This usually involves asking an employee behind the counter (at your local Dunkin Donut, for example).

Yes, it even occurs at home as well, but with less frequency. In this case, the best solution is provided in the error message itself: "Please try again later." , assuming you are indeed connected to your home network..

Hope this helps.

To watch Netflix you need a (Netflix subscription of course) and a Smart TV with the Netflix app running or if you have an older TV you will need a streaming device like Amazon Fire TV http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GDQ0RMG?ref_=ods_gw_d_h1_tv_montoya_dualUR
which plugs into your HDMI port to access Netflix via a wireless internet connection. The setup is pretty easy. Hope this is helpful.