And see, if I hadn't gone over a month without receiving a movie from them because they didn't have any on my 40+ list of requested movies, I might be inclined to agree with you. Unfortunately, after four weeks of getting continual e-mails of "please add more films to your queue so that we might find something that we actually have and send it to you," I left the service. I suspect that most of those who had the same problem did the same thing.
And I'd suspect that this lawsuit grew out of that ... back when Netflix couldn't deliver what they promised. Not that I agree with such a lawsuit, but I do think I should have been credited with the month that they didn't have a single movie I wanted.
This is, unfortunately, what happens when you sign on to a service like that in their early stages -- sounds cool, but has major bugs.
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Date: 2005-11-08 04:04 pm (UTC)And I'd suspect that this lawsuit grew out of that ... back when Netflix couldn't deliver what they promised. Not that I agree with such a lawsuit, but I do think I should have been credited with the month that they didn't have a single movie I wanted.
This is, unfortunately, what happens when you sign on to a service like that in their early stages -- sounds cool, but has major bugs.