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Old 11-04-2007, 05:49 AM   #12
pearl-drum-man
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I wont miss them. However, I wonder if Netflix is really a better alternative? Ive never subscribed, but Ive heard horror stories of disks looking like theyve been through a meat grinder, and unusually active customers being unfairly throttled back in shipments...are those still issues with netflix?
It is true that the discs frequently look awful, but I've only had playback issues on a couple of occasions. As for the throttling, not that I have noticed, I average 1-2 movies/week though, probably not on the high end of the spectrum. For me, Netflix is great, as it is completely flexible, and the selection is unmatched. I have dozens of movies, documentaries, and music dvds in my queue I would never see anywhere locally, and the ability to get HD is a major plus.
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