75% of Americans share Netflix, Amazon, Uber, and other streaming, shopping, and mobile accounts. But they're not sharing the tab.
, Amazon Prime and Airbnb with their family, friends and even exes, according to a new study by Country Financial.
But they're not also sharing the tab. More than a third, or 36 percent, of users who share their accounts, log-ins and passwords aren't sharing the monthly costs with others, the survey of more than 1,000 adults in August found. "Be careful that you're not the person holding the bag," said Doyle Williams, the executive vice president at Country Financial.
Entertainment services, such as Netflix and Hulu, were the most commonly shared with at least one other person, followed by mobile phone plans and shopping accounts like
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