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I live in Gaithersburg, MD where Netflix has a distribution center.
Can I drop off my DVDs to save shipping time? Steve Prehoda The Professor |
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"The Professor" <> wrote in message news:... >I live in Gaithersburg, MD where Netflix has a distribution center. > > Can I drop off my DVDs to save shipping time? > > Steve Prehoda No. luminos |
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On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 16:11:13 -0500, The Professor <> wrote:
>I live in Gaithersburg, MD where Netflix has a distribution center. >Can I drop off my DVDs to save shipping time? If you live in the same town, the mail time will be just one day. Is that fast enough? TCS |
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"The Professor" <> wrote in message
news:... >I live in Gaithersburg, MD where Netflix has a distribution center. > > Can I drop off my DVDs to save shipping time? > > Steve Prehoda It's a distribution center, meaning they don't have an office set up for consumers to make drops. Besides, if it's in the same town how much time can you be saving? Half a day at the most? Mark Mark B. |
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In article <joqdnQEaIcZSpVvcRVn->,
says... > >"The Professor" <> wrote in message >news:.. . >>I live in Gaithersburg, MD where Netflix has a distribution center. >> >> Can I drop off my DVDs to save shipping time? >> >> Steve Prehoda > >It's a distribution center, meaning they don't have an office set up for >consumers to make drops. Besides, if it's in the same town how much time >can you be saving? Half a day at the most? > >Mark > > Yeah Netflix is fast as hell anyway. At least in my town. MS#1Fanboy-JoJo |
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No. Netflix purposely conceals the physical address of their
distribution centers to prevent that very thing. Each DC handles tens of thousands of discs each day. It would be impossible for them to handle that many customers showing up in person also. The only thing I can think of that might speed delivery would be if you dropped your disc in a curbside box or at a Post Office within the same zip code as the Netflix distribution center's PO box. That might help. But why? If you're going to do that, you might as well go to Blockbuster instead. Netflixfan.com netflixfanatic@yahoo.com |
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On 21 Dec 2004 06:42:13 -0800, wrote:
>No. Netflix purposely conceals the physical address of their >distribution centers to prevent that very thing. snip Yeah, but has anyone responding to this post tried it yet? There is a distribution center near me as wel and since I am not a member I can not do it nor is anyone else that I know and I do know the exact address ( the local paper printed it when the distributiion center opened ) Soooo has anyone actually knocked on the door with DVDs in hand? solipsistic@earthlink.net |
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In article <Dejyd.3058$>,
Derek Janssen <> wrote: > Doesn't that rather DEFEAT the purpose of Netflix?-- > If you're going to leave the house to return disks, why don't they just > hang a big Blockbuster sign outside their door? Don't talk logic, Derek! past. Reginald Dwight |
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Reginald Dwight wrote on [Wed, 22 Dec 2004 18:47:30 GMT]:
> In article <Dejyd.3058$>, > Derek Janssen <> wrote: > >> Doesn't that rather DEFEAT the purpose of Netflix?-- >> If you're going to leave the house to return disks, why don't they just >> hang a big Blockbuster sign outside their door? > > Don't talk logic, Derek! > past. It doesn't suit him, either. Justin |
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wrote:
> On 21 Dec 2004 06:42:13 -0800, wrote: > > >>No. Netflix purposely conceals the physical address of their >>distribution centers to prevent that very thing. > > > snip > > Yeah, but has anyone responding to this post tried it yet? There is a > distribution center near me as wel and since I am not a member I can > not do it nor is anyone else that I know and I do know the exact > address ( the local paper printed it when the distributiion center > opened ) Soooo has anyone actually knocked on the door with DVDs in > hand? Doesn't that rather DEFEAT the purpose of Netflix?-- If you're going to leave the house to return disks, why don't they just hang a big Blockbuster sign outside their door? Derek Janssen (traitor!) Derek Janssen |
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