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Posted by Quanta on 12/06/06 08:28
"TH" <thehendersons44@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Haddatten Huttendrut wrote:
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>> It's really simple. "Unlimited" is exactly that for folks with normal
>> renting/viewing habits, and allows for the odd spikes of a flick or more
>> per day
>> (within the limits of postal service). What's "reasonable" is what
>> allows the
>> company to make a profit while serving most customers - without that,
>> there'd be
>> no company, service, selection, etc. If you aren't getting your desired
>> number
>> of discs per month, try the 8-out plan, or see if you can do better with
>> a
>> competitor.
>>
> Again, YOU do not get to determine what the word "unlimited" means.
> According to you, "unlimited" is the amount of disks you apparently
> deem "reasonable." Got news for ya, buddy. That's not "unlimited"
Neither are the plans. If you can have 3 out at a time, it is
limited...completely. Unlimited means you can request the entire library at
once.
Oh? That is unreasonable an interpretation? HAH
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