We have Verizon Fios ans just rent videos from that, and I use the Video on Demand alot for the free moives/shows. Also use Hulu.
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Netflicks Users--Price Increase
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Right now we are watching the Office, through streaming, so my guess is that we'll drop the DVD service in September, and once we get through the office, we may drop streaming, or look at other options.
I'll definitely have to check out hulu through the wii.
I don't know I was kinda ticked when I saw the price increase. Most of the streaming are old movies, so I think it should be free. I'm just waiting for it to switch to a pay per view type service for new releases, but I'd be fine with that too. I guess what really sucks, is that redbox is really their only competition (at least around here).Loving wife of neurosurgeon
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Apparently you should listen when your customers scream:
http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/...bscribers-flee
That's an incredible drop.
We dumped our subscription a week ago. I don't miss it.Married to a newly minted Pediatric Rad, momma to a sweet girl and a bunch of (mostly) cute boy monsters.
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True, they didn't take back the price increase, but they DID scrap their plans to completely separate the DVD subscription portion into Qwikster. I won't pretend to understand the company's finances, but they were facing a pretty hefty cost increase for the licensing renewals. Maybe I've gotten soft, but I personally think that $7.99 is a very reasonable amount to pay for access to a library of that size. None of the other services come even close. Trust me, I was outraged initially, and I considered jumping ship. Maybe I will someday when the competition is stronger, but that day has not come yet.Cristina
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I have access to a friend's Netflix streaming, and I also have access to the paid amazon prime free streaming videos...and they seem to have about the same stuff. I haven't checked very extensively, though; is there a bunch of stuff netflix has that amazon doesn't?Sandy
Wife of EM Attending, Web Programmer, mom to one older lady scaredy-cat and one sweet-but-dumb younger boy kitty
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See, I was never that impressed with the quality of what was available via streaming. Usually if I wanted to watch something it had to be DVD. DH loved it, but he watched all sorts of random crap--every dystopian nightmare movie out there! I'm actually glad it is gone because the constant movie watching got annoying. Life is better without cable or Netflix!Married to a newly minted Pediatric Rad, momma to a sweet girl and a bunch of (mostly) cute boy monsters.
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