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Posted by Von Fourche on 02/13/06 05:35
"HoMoon115" <homoon115@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1139686308.433209.52260@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> Netflix now "throttles" their rental ques. Users that are categorized
> as high volume users are pushed to the end of ques for individual
> movies. Netflix also delays shipping movies to high volume users. For
> the so-called 3 at a time "unlimited" program netflix ships only 13
> movies per month.
>
> Advertising the service as "unlimited" is misleading and unethical.
> Help get this policy changed by voicing your opinion or filing a
> complaint.
>
> Call 888-NETFLIX (888-638-3549)
> http://www.netflix.com/ContactUs/
>
> READ THE FULL AP Article
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060210/ap_on_bi_ge/netflix_throttling&pr...
>
>
> Subscribers joining Netflix before Jan 2005 are eligible to joing the
> class action law suit currently pending against the company.
>
> Frank Chavez v. Netflix, Inc., filed in the San Francisco Superior
> Court, Case No. CGC-04-434884
>
> Register at: http://www.netflix.com/Settlement?mqso=60178549
>
Dang it! I joined Netflix late October/early November 2005. I'm on the
one DVD plan and I've noticed throttling too and I'm only eighty miles from
the nearest Netlfix depot. It takes one day for their DVD's to get to me.
But half the time it takes two or three days to reach them.
I would join the lawsuit but I joined after Jan 1 2005. Go get 'em!
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