Unlimited Watch Now Viewing

Netflix has now lifted the online viewing limits for their Watch Now Feature on the website. Previously one was limited to a few hours of viewing based on your plan. Now, if only the movie selection on the Watch Now feature were worth it. ...

NetFlix Customer Support

Every wondered how to contact NetFlix customer support via phone? Well just call this number for questions. You can calll Netflix at 877-638-3549. The number is buried somewhere on the Netflix website. Enjoy.

Cool NetFlix Tip

If you have two or more movies, send them all back in just one envelope. This will cut down on shipping costs for NetFlix, and it will assure that you won't get throttled as much, you may get your movies back a day faster as well. Good deal all around!

New Red Envelopes

With the US Postal service complaining about NetFlix signature red envelopes jamming their sorters, can we look forward to a redesign of NetFlix envelopes soon? Maybe something thinner and lighter that won't jam the machine.

How Many NetFlix Movies Did You Watch in 2007?

My numbers

85 NetFlix
35 Rented at BlockBuster Brick and Mortar
5 DVDs purchased
10 Movies at Theater Consumed
Tried to watch 5 movies via Netflix Watch Now Feature, but fast forwarded through most of them

Not my best year, but not too shabby.

Blu Ray vs HD Battle

When will this useless war end? I have invested in a Playstation 3, so by default I guess I am in the Blu Ray camp. Wow does Planet Earth look great in Blu Ray, it sure is a treat. My best guess is that both formats will stay strong for another year or two. Both have too much invested in their respective formats to give up. Warner Brothers recently has said they will only produce movies in the Blu Ray format. Does that signal the death of HD? Na, they will pour some more money into the battle. Perhaps online downloading of movies will kill both formats in the end. I will hold off on building my Blu Ray collection for now. Thoughts?

NetFilx vs BlockBuster Online

With Blockbuster recently raising prices for their Total Access plans, I would have to say that Netflix is the better bargain for now. Both have been neck and neck but Netflix seems to have deeper reviews, a better designed site, and the Watch Now feature has legs. Anyone agree or disagree?