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Netflix DVD is no longer worth it IMO.
I read they have more titles in home delivered discs than they do in streaming. I thought at one time that gave it an advantage. But now turn around time has been around ten days. I don't need it that bad.
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Netflix DVD is no longer worth it IMO. (Original Post)
lpbk2713
Feb 2023
OP
I haven't used that service in years, but it would seem like a good idea for "out of print" content
hlthe2b
Feb 2023
#3
Yes, I often look for old movies or TV series. They have them, no one else does.
SharonAnn
Apr 2023
#10
RainCaster
(11,543 posts)1. I gave up on that a year ago
Streaming is far easier for me.
Thomas Hurt
(13,925 posts)2. I haven't rented one of their CDs in 6 or 8 years.
hlthe2b
(106,334 posts)3. I haven't used that service in years, but it would seem like a good idea for "out of print" content
that has not been licensed for streaming. They could have a specialized service just for that. Still probably wouldn't make them any money.
Indykatie
(3,853 posts)4. I Didn't Even Know That DVDs Were Still an Option at Netflix
Auggie
(31,798 posts)5. I agree, though I'm stuck with it ...
streaming is beyond my technologically-challenged mom (93).
Big Blue Marble
(5,453 posts)6. I still use both services.
Movies even first-run movies, which are not available on Netflix streaming are on disk as well
as older movies from way back.
The turn around time is not that great. but less than a week.
I still get good value from the service.
dflprincess
(28,469 posts)9. I still use both as well
But I've started to realize it sometimes takes me a few weeks to watch the DVDs as I keep finding something to stream instead. Yet I keep thinking I'll regret canceling the DVD service.
Easterncedar
(3,520 posts)7. It still has things I can't get otherwise
I admit my own slow watching may be delaying the general turnaround stats!
SharonAnn
(13,880 posts)10. Yes, I often look for old movies or TV series. They have them, no one else does.
Luciferous
(6,261 posts)8. I didn't even realize they still did DVDs