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In Reply to: RE: My guess posted by Jack G on December 06, 2010 at 06:09:00
No, THEY ARE NOT GETTING THEM IN LATER. THEY ARE NOT 'NEW'.
Netflix keeps just enough blu-rays around to say the have them and to charge an up-charge.
I now have 25 blu-rays in my Blockbuster queue, old and new, NONE OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE AT NETFLIX.
If netflix just said, 'hey, we're not into blu-rays, too bad' and then didn't charge extra for them I'd have no problem with them.
But charging extra then having an absolutely pathetic selection, and - here's the killer, going from blu-ray (for example, 'Smallville Season 8' to dvd 'Smallville Season 9') is what really blows.
"Lock up when you're done and don't touch the piano."
-Greg House
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They're slow on shipping. Netflix is outstanding on that. They get a movie on Tuesday, you get the next movie in your queue on Wednesday.
But their blu-ray selection is outstanding. Every single title I couldn't find at Netflix, they have at Blockbuster. And 5 times a month you can take a disc back to a store for an immediate replacement.
Netflix with 4 discs (I was grandfathered in at a special program) with blu-ray was going to cost me $33.00 a month come January. I cut my Netflix down to $15.00 and Now I pay BB $20. So for $35, an extra two bucks a month, I can get the blu-ray selection of BB and the speedy shipping and streaming video from Netflix.
Still, I'm a simple person. I'd be far happier to give the money to one company. But Netflix got too clever for themselves by far on this deal.
"Lock up when you're done and don't touch the piano."
-Greg House
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