That's what it tells me as well. They are probably liquidating/junking their inventory, and by having customers keep the disc, it saves them the cost of return shipping, and hassle of having to liquidate/junk the disc themselves.I just got the notice but with one difference.... mine said I could keep the last disc as well so that tells me they are getting out of the dvd by mail game completely. really disappointing personally. I actually used the blurays to get the new releases to augment the streaming stuff since the stuff there is generally older.
The extremes.Well as the service wraps up in about a month maybe we should now look back at our favorite memories of the service, the highlights as you will
Or maybe memories you thought you would have but didn't
It doesn't sound like that is the way it is going to work.I don't want to keep a copy of a very highly used DVD, so when I get my last disc, I will turn it in at my BB Store and get one more free movie.
They can't go back to the HD Platinum name. Since now, Movieplex and FXM aren't in HD. I just love the complaints. "They're not dropping the $10 per month?" It was $10 before they incorporated the disc by mail option. I paid for it when EPIX was added.
Sure, if you can actually get a video game shipped to you.Does the "keep the last disc" 'offer' include games or JUST (movie/TV show) DVDs?
Only real big issue I've had with downloading movies/shows from Dish is that it refused to properly download a episode of Spartacus, to the point where I bit the bullet, and took up Dish on their 6 month half off promotion for Starz. Aside from that, I've downloaded several shows/movies from Dish, and the playback/audio has been fine.ok, since disc rental is ending I decided to try some of the movies-on-demand. I selected three movies. After two spontaneous reboots, the movies were finally downloaded. Played back one of them and it has intermittent black screen with audio still playing, a few seconds of black then the picture comes back.
I remember now why I don't bother with on-demand.
Sure, if you can actually get a video game shipped to you.
Ah ok...didn't realize they won't ship them.
It doesn't sound like that is the way it is going to work.
The way I read it, once you return the mailed disc, you'll get the next one in the queue if they have it and you'll get to keep that. They have no reason to deplete the store inventories... yet.
Does the "keep the last disc" 'offer' include games or JUST (movie/TV show) DVDs?
I am pretty sure Dish used the phrase disc, not movie, or TV show.No,only a movie or tv show.They aren't going to give away a game.