Make it a Blockbuster night!
This story makes me want to go rent a movie, especially from Blockbuster. I guess that would be a type of "reverse-boycott" maybe?
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Glad that I am a happy member of Blockbuster online. I love the fact that I can take one of my completed movies , put it into the mailer, and bring it in to the store to have THEM mail it back while I get a free rental from the store. Can't beat it. I dare say they MUST be losing money.
Posted by: seeker | 08 August 2007 at 02:35 PM
That's my thinking too. I have no idea how they make any money off of me and my family because we do the same thing. I'm getting around 15 movies a month (counting online and store) for around a dollar a movie.
Posted by: Aaron | 09 August 2007 at 06:00 AM
Yeah, techcrunch has had some articles on Blockbuster, including this recent one, Blockbuster Desperate To Do Something, Buys A Loser
Posted by: seeker | 09 August 2007 at 10:23 AM
Blockbuster is changing its model. With the regular membership (3 at a time), you get only 5 exchanges a month and no coupon. For unlimited exchanges the price went up $6.
Posted by: skeptic | 09 August 2007 at 11:13 AM