To the joy of many Canadians, Netflix was finally released in Canada last month! Well, sorta. The rental of DVD and Blu-ray discs through the postal service isn’t available – yet – but consumers, for just $7.99 CDN, are able to unlimitedly stream available movies and tv shows through their PS3s, Wiis, Macs, PCs, iPhones, or iPads.
Recently, in the U.S., Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy. Now this doesn’t mean that Netflix ran them to the ground, but it did play an integral role because of how convenient it was for people to have access to entertainment. They didn’t have to go to a store for a rental, all they had to do was turn their computer on (or whatever respective device), and viola! They had the ability to choose from a variety of videos.
Netflix’s postal mailing of their DVDs or Blu-ray discs to their consumers also was soo convenient. Their service was so efficient. You order a movie to be sent to you online, you get it in the mail a couple of days later, watch it, put it into the supplied return envelope when you are ready to return it, and drop it in a mailbox. They then send the next movie on your list to you. Wash, rinse, repeat. They give the consumer complete power over how many movies they can watch each day, each week, each month. On top of that, no late fees!
I think it’s an efficient service that certainly gives value to consumers because it gives them how much they to get in return. Along with it’s recent release here in Canada, they are offering one-month free trials. If you enjoy the customer experience or and the service, you can opt to continue. Genius.
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