Due to several requests, I posted more photos of the Hartford Shipping center tour on Flickr.
The Hartford Courant also visited the shipping center, and here's their video of the facility:
Thanks to Patrick for sending in the Courant story.
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FYI - Hartford ships on Saturday's now too.
Posted by: Neener Neener | July 25, 2009 at 07:38 AM
I always wonder why these crappy news stations interview random people, and then cut everything they say. "That's a good deal be---".
Retards.
Posted by: MCW | July 25, 2009 at 09:11 AM
Until Comcast on demand offers what I want to watch, when I'm in the mood to watch it, (in other words) until comcast can read my mind, I'm sticking with the wide, diverse selection of Netflix
Posted by: Jedi | July 25, 2009 at 12:02 PM
Loved seeing photos and video of my local Netflix distribution center!!
Posted by: karen | July 26, 2009 at 11:24 AM
anyone found/compiled a list showing when a center has/will go to 6 day service?
How about the automated inspection machines?
I'm surprised there has been no news of hiring(center workers)... I would think Netflix would have to hire more then a few people nation wide to handle the hours associated with an extra day of processing... That would be good jobs related news to make public...
Posted by: Josh | July 27, 2009 at 08:58 PM
as a netflix temp- i would have to say netflix feely works hard to deliver these disks to the customer and make sure they are in order. and for the frice and the options you have you really geting more than what you would expect from netflix compared to any other movie stores theres no drive up pick up drop off's there no late fee's you can keep them as long as you need to say a week before the perfect date its really convinient for 2009 busy day schedule. Also all the movies,and shows old and new from way back are available two at the click of a mouse how cool is that. can't get any better than that now can it... it think not lets see blockbuster and all the other try that i think not!!
Until movie store and dish network exs.. offers what I want to watch, when I'm im the mood to watch it, (in other words) until they can offer the netflix deal, and be worth my buck. I'm sticking with the wide, diverse selection of Netflix
and watch any movie or show hey why not both....
Posted by: Netflix temp- | July 28, 2009 at 12:43 PM
try it for your self you wont got back i havent and niether will you i promise you!
Posted by: Netflix temp- | July 28, 2009 at 12:45 PM
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