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Posted by Phisherman on 08/21/06 18:35
On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 17:07:22 GMT, spam@uce.gov (Bob) wrote:
>On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 15:07:44 GMT, Phisherman <noone@nobody.com> wrote:
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>>>Netflix is the best of the lot, warts and all. All you have to
>>>remember is that if you are a heavy user, then you have to unsubscribe
>>>for a month after having used them for a month. One month on, one
>>>month off.
>
>>Exactly how do you do this with Netflix? Cancel just before the
>>billing date? Is the cancellation immediate? Do you empty the queue?
>>Or can you retain the queue until you re-subscribe? Thanks
>
>Check with "your account" to get the billing date for the next month's
>worth of rentals, and cancel late in the afternoon of the day before.
>Let them send out the last day's discs before you cancel.
>
>They state that the cancellation is indeed immediate. The queue does
>not have to be emptied. In fact, they keep it for you so when you
>resubscribe you pick up where you left off.
Thanks Bob. When I started my account I used to get three envelopes
all at the same time. Now they arriving at different times of the
week. One time I got a cracked DVD which I reported as "damaged."
Netflix waited until they got the cracked DVD, waited several days,
then sent me an undamaged DVD. All of this took three weeks. You
would think Netflix would immediately send out another replacement
disc as soon as I reported it as damaged--they did not. We are
seeing more DVD online rental companies--competition is very good for
the consumer.
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