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Originally posted by: BoomerD
It's all part of the corporate throttling strategy...
either that, or you live far enough from the closest distribution center that it just takes longer to get them to you...
Originally posted by: DeadByDawn
Your mailman is watching them before you.
Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: DeadByDawn
Your mailman is watching them before you.
How could that be possible ?
You can't open the netflix letters without it being seen inless there a way to ? Link ?
Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: DeadByDawn
Your mailman is watching them before you.
How could that be possible ?
You can't open the netflix letters without it being seen inless there a way to ? Link ?
Originally posted by: mundane
Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: DeadByDawn
Your mailman is watching them before you.
How could that be possible ?
You can't open the netflix letters without it being seen inless there a way to ? Link ?
He's kidding. The most likely answer is that you're being throttled. Netflix is intentionally sending your discs later than they could.
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Your local mail carrier is probably slow.
Originally posted by: Bateluer
I always get my movies on the day Netflix says I will. However, when mailing movies back, it can often take 2 to 3 days for them to list the DVD as received. Little annoying as I'm only on the 3 at a time plan.
Originally posted by: kaymin
I live 10 miles from a processing center and I remember netflix throttling my movies a day or two. Blockbuster is just plain late. Mail in a movie on monday get a new one on thur or fri.