Re: Netflix
- From: "Goro" <evilninjax@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 18 Aug 2005 22:03:30 -0700
Ubiquitous wrote:
> In article <co4ie190oavslapirkvpdsnri26jr8qreq@xxxxxxx>, me@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> >If you want to try online movie rentals, I'd suggest getting free trials
> >from both Netflix and Blockbuster. See which one serves you better. I
> >tried both and though Netflix was a little more costly, the turn around of
> >movies was faster for me. I've heard other people in other areas say just
> >the opposite so it may all depend on how far away the nearest rental depot
> >is. Blockbuster tends to have a somewhat larger selection.
>
> Doesn't Blockbuster still have a time limit and simply charge you for the
> full cost of the movie if it's late?
Your confusing the B&M "No more Late Fees" program with the Online
rental program.
THe former, if you keep a dvd for >30 days, you are charged the msrp
for it. if you subsequently bring it back, you are charged a
restocking fee.
The latter, Blockbuster will love you if you keep a movie for a very
long time as it cuts down on their shipping costs.
-goro-
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