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 Posted by Sam Rouse on 02/13/06 20:09 
In article <1139855755.752580.139980@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, 
 afn03488@afn.org wrote: 
 
> I admit I don't know how NetFlix elected to implement their 
> fulfillment, but I envision restocking as the major obstacle. 
> I wonder what kind of equipment they have for sorting returns? 
> Frankly I wouldn't credit you with a return until I could get 
> it in the appropriate location to be reshipped. I wonder if 
> that is part of the delay being observed. 
 
As of a couple years ago, restocking was all manual, and may still be.  They try  
to minimize it - when a returned disk is scanned in, if there's an unfilled  
order for it in the queue, a mailing label is printed on the spot, it's  
packaged, and added to the "to ship" stack instead of the "to stock" stack.
 
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