Blockbuster's new policy:
The world's largest video rental company will still have due dates for their rental products -- one week for games and two days or one week for movies, depending on whether it's a new release.
Customers will be given a one-week grace period after that to return the product. After that grace period ends, the chain will automatically sell them the product, less the rental fee. 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.
Retro LED digital watch.
Want. By the time I got my first digital watch, LCD was all the rage....
Make that noise without actually opening your mouth and you got it.
I am so not doing this for real. My officemate already thinks I'm a little cracked today.
WAH - I wonder if I am gonna be charged more than what I initially paid. I am pretty sure I had things for more than a week.
Grr - hate blockbuster.
Happy offic e toy.
That's just so wrong, it's right.
Our local Blockbuster is sticking with incremental late fees based on how many days a movie is kept. I think the manager realized it would be better to get a couple bucks a pop and keep repeat business rather than getting the last $18 they'd ever make from a bunch of customers.
That's just so wrong, it's right.
And cheaper than the watch.
Go Netflix, choose Netflix.
Though I need to get to Blockbuster for my traffic school DVD. Dammit.
Netflix already owns me, blockbuster would just occasionally fill my instant gratification need.
