I looked today and it seems Blockbusters selection is a lot better. Seems to have some movies that netflix doesn't.
Netflix Raises Fees for Blu-Ray...AGAIN!!!
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I looked today and it seems Blockbusters selection is a lot better. Seems to have some movies that netflix doesn't.
Well i just signed up for 2 at a time and to add blu ray it was $3 extra, Thats all I know. $16.99 + Tax is my Netflix bill.
I dropped Netfix about two months ago and switched to Blockbuster. We don't have a way to view Blu-ray at this time (wife wants new counter tops before she'll let me replace the TV in the faminly room with something that will play 1080p) so we only get regular DVD's.
I had the two-at-a-time unlimited plan at Netflix because there are rarely any weeks that more then two good videos would be released. On those few occasions when more then two did come out I'd get two of the videos and the third would end up on long wait. I'd call to complain about the long waits (some would remain in my queue for a few months) and finally when someone I worked with who also has Netflix put a couple of my long wait movie titles in their queue and got them immediately while they remained on long wait in my queue I decided to drop Netflix.
I signed up for the free month of Blockbuster to test it's service (two at a time plan) and plugged in some of my long wait titles and got them right away. For new releases I get them two at a time. On those weeks where more then two new releases came out, I think I only waited three days to get the next new release.
I was always happy with Netflix until they started 'throttling' my account. I've been happy with Blockbuster so far.
I had the two-at-a-time unlimited plan at Netflix because there are rarely any weeks that more then two good videos would be released. On those few occasions when more then two did come out I'd get two of the videos and the third would end up on long wait. I'd call to complain about the long waits (some would remain in my queue for a few months) and finally when someone I worked with who also has Netflix put a couple of my long wait movie titles in their queue and got them immediately while they remained on long wait in my queue I decided to drop Netflix.
I signed up for the free month of Blockbuster to test it's service (two at a time plan) and plugged in some of my long wait titles and got them right away. For new releases I get them two at a time. On those weeks where more then two new releases came out, I think I only waited three days to get the next new release.
I was always happy with Netflix until they started 'throttling' my account. I've been happy with Blockbuster so far.
You are currently on this plan: 2 DVDs out at-a-time + unlimited instant watching
$13.99 a month
$16.99 a month with Blu-ray
$13.99 a month
$16.99 a month with Blu-ray
true.with bluray included for the one at a time netflix is a dollar cheaper. 2 at a time is the same price and three at a time block buster is a dollar cheaper so maybe it's not such a big deal after all
The BlockBuster $19.99 plain is Still ONLY 3 out at a time.
https://www.blockbuster.com/signup/y/plan/
No, it only went UP $4, $1 per disc. You were already paying a $1 BR fee per month.
Before the new plan, all plans paid a $1 surcharge for Blu-Ray. New plan is an additional $1 per disc out. So $1 + $4 = $5 total.
See the list posted on page 2. http://www.satelliteguys.us/blu-ray...-raises-fees-blu-ray-again-2.html#post1762703
They have a mail only plan 3 at a time that's cheaper and includes bluray. i didn't notice these mail only plans which is what we have anyway with netflix
So either way I'm going to be paying $16.99 per month . I'm going to try them both, and see who ships faster.
yep hes right, with total access you can do the store thing, but with mail only its a no go for store access, so for me it boils down to streaming old/kids movies to my 360 or the freedom to go to my local blockbuster and switch movies out.
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