evidence: The posts are mostly false. Reed Hastings, the billionaire executive chairman of Netflix’s board, did personally donate to a PAC linked to Harris’ campaign, but Netflix itself did not make a donation. There is also no evidence that the company has lost 6 million subscribers since the donation was made, and its stock has not fallen by 40 percent. [...] Following the calls for a boycott, America’s Last Line of Defense (ALLOD), a satire page that The Dispatch Fact Check has reported on previously, claimed in a July 25 post that Netflix had lost 6 million subscribers "within hours of donation announcement." ALLOD regularly posts stories that forward false information under the guise of satire. While some of ALLOD’s posts include satire labels, many do not, and its stories are often shared widely by users who believe they are true. [...] Netflix publishes subscriber numbers on a quarterly basis, so there is no way to know whether calls for boycotts have eroded its subscriber base this week. The company has seen steady growth in subscriber numbers over the past year, rising from 238 million in the second quarter of 2023 to 277 million in the second quarter of 2024. Subscriber numbers for the third quarter will not be available until mid-October. Netflix’s stock value has not decreased substantially since the boycott calls began. On July 24, the day before Hastings’ donation was made public, Netflix’s stock closed at $635.99. As of market close on July 29, it had fallen only 1.42 percent to $626.96.