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There's a new Netflix forum that's just getting started, NetflixBuddy.com, and you should check it out. Forums are a lot different than a Web site or blog (like HackingNetflix), and they can be a great place to find and share information.
I've wanted to start a Netflix-related forum for a long time, so I'm glad somebody else decided to do the work.
Found on A Netflix Fan blog.
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I am concerned about the fact that Netflix Freak calls it's maker (The Little App Factory) and how easy it would be for them to gain access to the credit card you use to pay for Netflix.
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Posted by:anonymous | April 29, 2005 at 05:03 AM
When I signed up for Netflix last month I was pleased to see where their center was just 50 miles from me. I was getting next day service.
I turn around my DVD's the same day.
Within a couple of weeks the center for shipping became a couple of states away. Meaning it now was adding a day to each leg of the transaction.
Todays DVD had Calif as the shipping center adding yet another day the each leg of the shipping.
Posted by:tomatoeman | February 13, 2006 at 05:04 PM
I found a cool polls site which lets you vote on which movie rental company is better (the choices they give are blockbuster and netflix), and apparently, if you register and vote, you could win a free movie and popcorn voucher! Worth a shot I figure... I'm a netflix fan myself. Cheap and easy...who needs the hassle and ridiculous prices of blockbuster? anyway, click here to vote guys: http://www.pollsb.com/polls/poll/4566/which-dvd-video-game-rental-giant-is-your-preferred-choice-when-planning-a-night-in-on-the-couch
Posted by:jayne chavette | December 13, 2007 at 07:33 AM
Is there a way to add to the watch instantly queue without a Windows PC? I want to get a Roku player but as I understand it I would not be able to watch anything if the queue is empty.
Posted by:J. Alcantar | July 04, 2008 at 12:32 AM