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Originally posted by: torpid
What total marketting BS. What is this ridiculous wording? They are still due in 2 days but you have a one week "grace period"? What? That means they are due in 9 days. But they don't want to say that, because they like being able to say there's no late fees. And I guess technically there aren't, although I would consider being charged the inflated price for the dvd or pay a restocking fee is pretty much a late fee.
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: torpid
What total marketting BS. What is this ridiculous wording? They are still due in 2 days but you have a one week "grace period"? What? That means they are due in 9 days. But they don't want to say that, because they like being able to say there's no late fees. And I guess technically there aren't, although I would consider being charged the inflated price for the dvd or pay a restocking fee is pretty much a late fee.
They are working on changing their business model to compete. It really isn't that hard to understand the new rules if you read them.
If the customers don't want to purchase the movie or game, they can return the product within 30 days for a credit, less a restocking fee.
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: torpid
What total marketting BS. What is this ridiculous wording? They are still due in 2 days but you have a one week "grace period"? What? That means they are due in 9 days. But they don't want to say that, because they like being able to say there's no late fees. And I guess technically there aren't, although I would consider being charged the inflated price for the dvd or pay a restocking fee is pretty much a late fee.
They are working on changing their business model to compete. It really isn't that hard to understand the new rules if you read them.
Originally posted by: torpid
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: torpid
What total marketting BS. What is this ridiculous wording? They are still due in 2 days but you have a one week "grace period"? What? That means they are due in 9 days. But they don't want to say that, because they like being able to say there's no late fees. And I guess technically there aren't, although I would consider being charged the inflated price for the dvd or pay a restocking fee is pretty much a late fee.
They are working on changing their business model to compete. It really isn't that hard to understand the new rules if you read them.
I never said it was. I was merely commenting at how much they are spinning this policy into bs-land rather than saying what they are really doing.
Originally posted by: K1052
They spelled it out fairly clearly in the article, IMO.
I don't see it as a BS policy. The "restocking fee" would have to be rather high to come anywhere near the late fees usually charged.
Originally posted by: dragonballgtz
You are 9 days late. Now pay for your new DVD and if you bring it back you still have to pay a restocking fee.
FVCK THAT!
Netflix all the way.
Originally posted by: Jnetty99
Late Fees
cliff notes:
-not return in 1 week, you now owned the, movie or game minus rental fee.
Originally posted by: dragonballgtz
You are 9 days late. Now pay for your new DVD and if you bring it back you still have to pay a restocking fee.
FVCK THAT!
Netflix all the way.
Originally posted by: isasir
Originally posted by: dragonballgtz
You are 9 days late. Now pay for your new DVD and if you bring it back you still have to pay a restocking fee.
FVCK THAT!
Netflix all the way.
Sure you don't pay late fees for Netflix, but I never really understood the argument that Netflix is better in this aspect, since you're still paying the $17/mo. even if you hold those 3 movies for all 30 days, as opposed to having a quick turnaround time.
Originally posted by: isasir
Originally posted by: dragonballgtz
You are 9 days late. Now pay for your new DVD and if you bring it back you still have to pay a restocking fee.
FVCK THAT!
Netflix all the way.
Sure you don't pay late fees for Netflix, but I never really understood the argument that Netflix is better in this aspect, since you're still paying the $17/mo. even if you hold those 3 movies for all 30 days, as opposed to having a quick turnaround time. Financially, you're still losing money the longer you hold those movies.