I've subscribed to Netflix for Apple TV

I've had confirmation emails from th iStore and Netflix, but can't use Netfix.
Netflix says it has not received confirmation from Apple, however, iStore shows my subscription........

Any purchases made from the iTunes Store, on your computer, AppleTV, or iOS device, use the same billing information that is associated with your account. To pay with a different credit card, log in to your account and change the payment options associated with your account. If you want to use different payment options on different devices, you may want to consider utilizing multiple iTunes accounts, each with its own payment options.
To learn more about changing your iTunes account information, see this article: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1918

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