Re: Netflix
- From: ANIM8Rfsk <ANIM8Rfsk@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 19:44:35 -0700
in article T9adndDV39RtvpjeRVn-tg@xxxxxxxxxxx, Ubiquitous at
weberm@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 8/18/05 5:12 PM:
> 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?
No. They don't have any time limit now.
No Return Dates
BLOCKBUSTER Online? rental members can keep DVDs out as long as they want.
There are never any due dates. Watch the DVD when it's convenient for you
and send it back only when you are ready for a new selection.
They will charge you if you cancel your account with movies unreturned.
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