I think the video is helpful, when you don't have Netflix DVD and are thinking about it. I just want to know how easy it is to return and if its pre-paid and everything else. Thank you for the video!
DVDs are $7.99 per month, Blu-Rays are $9.99 per month. You can have the discs out for as long as you want, but you can only have one out at a time. You can have more than one out at a time with and upgraded plan, but it costs a bit more.
Nicholas Brown Just signed up, I think it's better if you want to watch movies that just came out or any other type considering they have a larger collection. Streaming part is good if you are always on the move
somewhat yes somewhat no the dvd plan has a good selection but i takes a bit with the mailing. i think its better if you have both so when it is shipping you have something to watch
YES there is no new titles on the stream but in the DVD plan you get more new T.V. and movies Spider-Man into the spider verse just came out last December and next month it will be available on the rental. it will probably be on the stream in 15 years just see how long it take for sherk the first one to be on Netflix just late last year they add it Netflix. stream is gay I had it and I never use it but the DVD plan is extremely awesome I suggest you to switch to the DVD plan
This video is a joke, right? I don't get it. The joke went right over my head. This video couldn't have really been made to instruct users how to open and return a return envelope? RIGHT???
Actually the video was darn useful for those of us opening the envelope for the first time. The only instruction on the envelope is to open the left edge - making it easy to think you need to treat the top seal as "hands off." Personally, I was afraid that if I did the wrong thing, I'd screw up the return envelope. So my thanks to the person who posted the video!
I think the video is helpful, when you don't have Netflix DVD and are thinking about it. I just want to know how easy it is to return and if its pre-paid and everything else. Thank you for the video!
thanks my friend ! 💙
How much is it for the service to get DVDs, how many can you get and length of time?
DVDs are $7.99 per month, Blu-Rays are $9.99 per month. You can have the discs out for as long as you want, but you can only have one out at a time. You can have more than one out at a time with and upgraded plan, but it costs a bit more.
how much money people spend on just DVDs
is the Netflix Dvd plan better the streaming plan
Nicholas Brown Just signed up, I think it's better if you want to watch movies that just came out or any other type considering they have a larger collection. Streaming part is good if you are always on the move
somewhat yes somewhat no the dvd plan has a good selection but i takes a bit with the mailing. i think its better if you have both so when it is shipping you have something to watch
YES there is no new titles on the stream but in the DVD plan you get more new T.V. and movies Spider-Man into the spider verse just came out last December and next month it will be available on the rental. it will probably be on the stream in 15 years just see how long it take for sherk the first one to be on Netflix just late last year they add it Netflix. stream is gay I had it and I never use it but the DVD plan is extremely awesome I suggest you to switch to the DVD plan
Can you repeat it all in another video?
How do i return it if i lost the envelope
you dont. you pay the price to replace the dvd
what's up with Netflix dvd? for past two weeks, turn around time for another dvd is taking 7 days
Probably just a result of them caring so little about the service these days. They aren't really a DVD-by-mail company anymore...
he got a blu ray and not a dvd
This video is a joke, right? I don't get it. The joke went right over my head.
This video couldn't have really been made to instruct users how to open and return a return envelope? RIGHT???
Actually the video was darn useful for those of us opening the envelope for the first time. The only instruction on the envelope is to open the left edge - making it easy to think you need to treat the top seal as "hands off." Personally, I was afraid that if I did the wrong thing, I'd screw up the return envelope. So my thanks to the person who posted the video!