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more about #movierentals Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected: Eh, no thanks. Now finding a way to put Amazon On Demand movies and shows you've purchased onto portables, that's an idea. I'd love to be able to pu... more » lefonceobscure: Old Ladies= more likely to steal rolls from Luby's rather than DVDs more » kosai: I am very surprised this is not far more automated by now. I guess netflix is the only company actually enjoying the geriatrification of our nation. more » Curves: In my experience, outside of IT positions, the hardest workers are women of a certain maturity. Reliable, hard working, no hassles, friendly, honest,... more » OCEntertainment: I think the most ridiculous revelation in the article is the movie reviews stuffed into the envelopes. Seriously? You hated the movie so much that you... more » Joaquin: I read the whole story, I don't know why I bother if there's no NetFlix in Canada... Really interesting read though. more » korybing: I had never even thought of sticking things other than the returned movies into Netflix envelopes. Maybe I should put a "Thank you" note in the next t... more » KaylaThisbe: The Boston Globe did this same thing months ago and their pics showed rather young (college aged) kids working there. And everyone wore bright red net... more » Dr.Remulak: Sounds like a Chinese labor factory.... more » -
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mSpot Streams Movies to iPhones, Blackberries and Palm Pres
You could load movies onto your phone. Or you can go to m.mSpot.com on all four major carriers using most smartphones to access $5 movie rentals. More » -
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A Peek Inside a Netflix Sorting Facility: Secret, Silent and Full of Old Ladies
I'm not entirely sure how I pictured Netflix's shipping centers, but it definitely wasn't like this: A Chicago Tribune reporter describes his visit to one, including the "few things about the building that suggested it was not a meth lab." More » -
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Blockbuster Gimps Total Access Plan, Now Only 5 Free Exchanges a Month, $1.99 Each After
One of the main selling points of Blockbuster online vs. Netflix is the fact that you can take your online mailers into brick and mortar Blockbuster stores and exchange them for in-store movies. In fact, that's the reason we give when we recommend people choose Blockbuster over Netflix. It's too bad that they're now totally cutting the plan off at the knees and limiting $17.99 plan to only FIVE free in-store exchanges a month, and charging $1.99 per exchange after that. More » -
