Netflix: Good or Bad?

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Netflix: Good or Bad?

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Is it worth the money? What are the different plans?

Thanks. :)
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Post by Rainbow »

I had it for almost a year and I quit it. Its only worth it if you send the movies back every week. With My schedule I was keeping them 2 and 3 weeks at a time and it just wasn't worth it anymore for me.
So yes if you are a big movie watcher and you religiously send them back every week then yes its worth it.
If your a procrastinator like me then No its not :rotfl:
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They also have online content to watch.
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i was thinking about trying it out now that i can stream hem straight to my 360 now
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I used them for about a year... 2 years ago. They were very good.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:They also have online content to watch.
Probably need a high-end PC. ;)
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Netflix feeds off of peoples laziness to go to the video store. Those people usually end up being too lazy to drop the movies back in the mailbox.

I need to cancel netflix, but I'm lazy.
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CableDude wrote:Is it worth the money? What are the different plans?

Thanks. :)
we gave my father (he's 81) a 1 year sub for fathers day,it was perfect for him,easy,he loves it.
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Post by RoscoPColtrane »

Works great for me, though im thinking of switching to Blockbuster online so i can swap in the stores too. Sometimes on the weekend we want to watch a movie and i don't always time it right to have movies in from netflix.

ONline content is getting better and better, the quality is pretty good too.

Give it a try, its not expensive.
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i have them never had any probs


also if you have a xbox you can steam movies from the site


they also have a 100 box you can use to stream movies or you can just use the comp
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What's not to like? We watch 2 or 3 discs/week and stream a couple of hours a week for $18 month.

Compared to satellite or cable, it's a bargain.
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Post by mountainman »

Good if you can sit down and watch the movies when they arrive and not let them sit for a week or two.

I have the one movie, unlimited per month and it's the best for me.

Also, I've made a point that if I don't watch a movie within 3 days, I return it since I probably won't make the time for it.
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Post by downhill »

I'm a fan.

It's rare when the wife and I go out to a movie. We watch a couple of movies a week.

No lines. Popcorn is a lot cheaper and we can pause it anytime we like.

Also nobody sitting next to you with a watch that beeps or snoring. (most of the time)
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downhill wrote:Also nobody sitting next to you with a watch that beeps or snoring.
I wasn't snoring. I had a nasal problem and your wife knew it.



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Popcorn anyone?
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