Posted by Jeff Rife on 02/16/06 22:52

Derek Janssen (ejanss@nospam.comcast.net) wrote in alt.video.dvd:
> The defenders point out:
> A) Netflix has openly stated their policy,
> B) Netflix has openly stated reasons for their policy, regarding their
> company operation and operating expenditures,
> and
> C) The defenders *DON'T* try to commando six movies a week, are quite
> happy with the organic flow of mail in and out at the companies' pace,
> and therefore have no personal axe to grind against the "evil" company
> that won't give them what they want.

Or, like me, they don't use Netflix and never have. As a matter of fact,
I have never rented a DVD from anyplace.

But, I have no problems with a company that tells you what they do and
then proceed to do that. If you don't like what they do, do business with
a competitor. If you can't find one you like and think you can do better,
start a company.

--
Jeff Rife | "...who paved the way for The Alan Parsons'
| Project...which I believe was some sort
| of a hovercraft."
| -- Homer Simpson

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