Netflix doesn’t want you to remember “Qwikster”, it wants you to forget DVDs.

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  2. fflowtan said: :facepalm:
  3. thepete reblogged this from themattsmith and added:
    -theMattSmith You could be on to something. However, I don’t think Netflix is as clever as you seem to think they are....
  4. doctornecessiter said: Bring fine without the DVDs means not caring about specific titles. That’s perfectly okay, but for me streaming is a diversion that surprises sometimes when something I want is available, discs have to be where it’s at, with far far fewer limits.
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  7. dawnowar said: oh. that makes more sense. I’ve been bitching that Neflix was the DVD service first and for long enough they should call the streaming service Streamflix or some other such nonsense. I use both and I’ll pay for both. Still cheap.
  8. tylercoates said: There are also many, many, many people who don’t rent a shit-ton of movies a month or stream media online because they do not spend their entire day on the Internet. They are the folks who will benefit from and actually use Quikster.
  9. haygirlhay said: i’d GLADLY switch to all streaming, just waiting on the library to offer better titles than Battle of Los Angeles starring Kel Mitchell.
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