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Posted by Black Locust on 10/05/40 11:39
In article <pan.2006.02.09.07.06.29.171825@none.com>,
none <none@none.com> wrote:
> They have to make a profit. The more they send you the more their expenses
> are. The postage and envelopes cost money and the licenses cost money.
> Also lost and broken DVDs cost them money.
We all realize they have to make a profit. The issue here is their
blatant false advertising. Their marketing campaign is based around the
whole "Unlimited rentals starting at only $9.99 a month. When you're
done with your current batch of DVDs, simply mail them back and you'll
receive your next shipment in 1 or 2 business days." Aren't there laws
to prevent false advertising and ripping-off the customer like this? I'm
amazed they continue to get away with it. I think it's time for some
more lawsuits. Netflix needs to be put in it's place.
The video store might suck, but hell, at least when they advertise a
movie is guaranteed in stock or it's free, it REALLY is guaranteed in
stock or it's free...
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"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we.
They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people,
and neither do we." - George Dumbya Bush
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