Posted by gunner on 01/13/05 11:40

For Derek Janssen,

I told you what I am getting out of the service and since you must have
understood that I am happy with it, I am suprised that you weren't able to
deduce that I am getting what I want out of it.

Just what more than I am getting from NF do you need to get to make YOU
satisfied?


Gunner
"Derek Janssen" <ejanss@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in message
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> gunner wrote:
>>
>> My experience with NF apperars to be about the same as yours. I think
>> that the people who are spending so much time and effort bad mouthing NF
>> have very unreasonable expectations. To get the service they seem to be
>> expecting NF would have provide portal to portal service. Everything one
>> wants does not happen over night. Immediate gratification is, sadly
>> enough
>> for some, not always possible. False advertising? I think not.
>> Unreasonable expectations? Probably so. If you don't like the NF
>> service, drop it. If enough NF customers feel the same and take the same
>> step, the Market will act and NF will pay for it's supposed
>> transgretions.
>>
>> By the by. I recently tried Block Busters 14 day free trial. Their
>> distribution center is in Seattle, about 20 miles North of NF's Tacoma
>> site. I received three discs on the 3 out plan during the trial period.
>> None were at the top of my want list. I also received two free coupons
>> neither of which I used since the local store's video selection is
>> apparently target to the 14-15 year old demographic pool.
>>
>> During the same period I received seven movies form NF one of which was
>> shipped from Lakeland, Fl. which is about as far from my home here in
>> Port Orchard, WA as you can get and still be in CONUS.
>>
>> As I have asked the NF naysayers before, When Should I Expect to Start
>> Getting Screwed by NF.
>
> You can EXPECT to any time you like, and those who do, engage in it fairly
> constantly... ;)
>
> As to whether you actually *will* or not, depends on just exactly what you
> want out of the service.
>
> Derek Janssen
> ejanss@comcast.net

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