DVD Renting for Those of Us Who Do Not Drive.

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XMJMac - 25 Mar 2004 04:55 GMT

Dear List Members,

There are people with epilepsy who do not drive such as me and would like to
make it down to one's local Blockbuster or Hollywood Video to rent movies but
have no way of getting there. So, I found on the Net as some of you may have
seen is a company called Netflix.com For a flat fee of $20 a month, you can
rent as many DVDs as you want and have out three at a time. They come in
prepaid mailer envelopes for you to send back to them. You can also cue up
future DVD rentals so as you send back each batch, another batch arrives in
your mail box. Just thought some of you would like to check this site out. To
get there, go to http://www.netflix.com

Happy DVD Viewing,
Mary!

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Daz_n_Pat - 25 Mar 2004 08:14 GMT

Don't suppose they send them to New Zealand????????????

Darryl

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"It's all fun and games till someone loses an eye"
Quote: My Mum

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> Happy DVD Viewing,
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Charlie S. - 25 Mar 2004 22:41 GMT

> Don't suppose they send them to New Zealand????????????
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Or Denmark?

- Charlie

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> > Happy DVD Viewing,
> > Mary!

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M - 28 Mar 2004 00:24 GMT

>> Don't suppose they send them to New Zealand????????????
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>Or Denmark?

Will they deliver from Amsterdam?

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>> > Happy DVD Viewing,
>> > Mary!

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Malcolm

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Bob - 28 Mar 2004 16:07 GMT

They currently say that "Please note: The Netflix Service and our Affiliate
program are available only in the United States and its territories.", but they
might be looking for further business opportunities. Why not contact them and
make the suggestions that they expand their service to your locations?

<http://www.netflix.com/Login?nextpage=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.netflix.com%2FContactCust
Service%3Fsubject%3DCustomer%2BSuggestion%26type%3D101>

Bob

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NOMAD205 - 30 Mar 2004 02:20 GMT

>ubject: DVD Renting for Those of Us Who Do Not Drive.
>From: xmjmac@aol.com (XMJMac)
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>Happy DVD Viewing,
>Mary!

i have been using Netflix for a few years now ( not even because of the fact
that I dont drive because my husband drives me to all of my errands) this is a
wonderful business, neither of us like errands at all, so one less thing to
leave the house for is great, they have come a long way in a few years, you
have tens of thousands of dvds to choose from, you put them in a queue (
line-up of what order youd like to see them in) and they send them to you 3 out
plan is 20$ 5 out plan ( I have this) is $30, you keep them as long as you
like, no late fees, if you cycle through movies fast like we do, dvds usually
run us 1.50 a peice. Its a great way to get caught up on tv shows on dvd, a
whole season out at a time..yeah. I live about a few hours away from the
Michigan distobution center in Lansing and get them in 1-2 days. Netflix is
wonderful, for anyone, whether you drive or not, and you can also watch
trailers and rate movies and rent at 2.00 am in your pjs not a bad idea, now
they are making hundreds of millions of dollars, and rightfully so.

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