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taylorspl · 01-10-2005, 02:42 PM

My ex works at blockbuster, I was really drunk when she explained it but return it within 7 days no charges, keep it over 7 they charge the price of the movie minus rental fee, but you have up to 30 days to return it and all you have to pay is a restocking fee of $1.25. She said that her newsletter said they were going to lose something like $700 million a year in profits just from this. The movie pass is still a the best option if you rent over 5 movies per month.

PS. They also only charge you the amount that they sell the movie or game for new...not $100 or something rediculous like that.

PPS. They've had the Movie Pass to compete with Netflix and the like for a while now, this is completly unrelated. My only qualm with thier Movie Pass is they require a debit/credit card in order to get it I can't just pay the monthly fee in advance.

01-10-2005, 02:42 PM	#16 (permalink)
taylorspl Insane Location: Tucson, AZ	My ex works at blockbuster, I was really drunk when she explained it but return it within 7 days no charges, keep it over 7 they charge the price of the movie minus rental fee, but you have up to 30 days to return it and all you have to pay is a restocking fee of $1.25. She said that her newsletter said they were going to lose something like $700 million a year in profits just from this. The movie pass is still a the best option if you rent over 5 movies per month. PS. They also only charge you the amount that they sell the movie or game for new...not $100 or something rediculous like that. PPS. They've had the Movie Pass to compete with Netflix and the like for a while now, this is completly unrelated. My only qualm with thier Movie Pass is they require a debit/credit card in order to get it I can't just pay the monthly fee in advance. Last edited by taylorspl; 01-10-2005 at 02:48 PM..