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In the early blu-ray days I did get several shattered discs arrive (I blame that on the post office rather…"
Things constantly dissapear from Netflix
I don't understand. This happens ALL the time now. I look at what's available on a Thursday, write down the titles I am interested in, and then when I go to watch them on Friday night.... and they no longer exist! Then a week later, they come back again... so I get all excited to watch them on Friday night... and then... AGAIN, Friday night they are gone... What the hell is up with this? I am close to cancelling my membership because of this. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Permalink Reply by Janes'_kid on -
write down the titles I am interested in
I don't recall ever reading of this. Explain to us why you don't use the queues.
Often we read of persons close to cancelling. This doesn't mean much.
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Permalink Reply by e manderthal on -
I don't recall ever reading of this... This doesn't mean much.
Many in the USA are clueless.
The Canadians are 100% queue-less. Please don't antagonize them.
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Permalink Reply by Pihk on -
Thank gawd I got outta there when I could!
No queues, harsh winters, moose are allowed to run rampant through the city streets...
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Permalink Reply by Spindaddydad on -
This is the exact reason a queue for Instant Watch is useless.
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Permalink Reply by Janes'_kid on
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"Availability" does changes. Some suggest you don't have access to a queue and may not see title availability changing.
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