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NETFLIX RISE IS A DROP

This has people riled.

Netflix Raises Price of DVD and Online Movies Package by 60%

But that isn't all the story.

Up until now, I was able to get five DVDs at a time and had unlimited streaming access for about 35 bucks a month.

Now that is a free lunch if you think about it.

I never ate it though. I am not interested in on-line films. I don't want the hassle. I like the discs. I can back up, leave the DVD in the machine with a long movie and, most of all, two of us can watch the film without cheating by giving John my access codes.

I come from a long line of copyright defenders and I will not violate anyone else's.

So, anyway. I checked the new prices. It turns out that withoutstreaming the price for DVD only has gone down.

Makes sense.

So, I promptly signed up for six discs at a time for 32 bucks, three dollars a month less. And more access to discs.

So. A bad deal is not always a bad deal. You have to read the fine print to find the good deals too.

Labels: films