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Wal-Mart cuts DVD rental prices

news article released on: 11 June, 2003

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. on Tuesday announced it will be cutting prices on their DVD rental service. The new price for two DVD rentals at a time is $15.54 per month (down 18% from $18.86/m). The fees for three and four DVDs at a time are $18.78/month and $21.94/month respectively. With the new pricing Wal-Mart might turn out to be a noteworthy competitor to on-line DVD renter Netflix, even ...

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#1 11 Jun 2003 @ 20:10
I'd like Walmart to take over the whole darn world alread.
#2 12 Jun 2003 @ 7:31
if walmart dont have it, you dont need it
#3 12 Jun 2003 @ 8:41
Wal-Mart could probably offer this service for FREE and still make money. If they get you go to into their store every couple of days to return/get a video, you're going to buy other stuff, too.

I use and love Netflix. I don't have to worry about GOING anywhere to get or return a video. If Wal-Mart were to combine both MAIL and IN-STORE services, that would be FANTASTIC. I.e. I could get a video in the mail, but return it at the store, or get one at the store, and drop it in the mail when I'm done.

I like Wal-Mart, but wouldn't relish the thought of going there every few days. It's just a plain hassle. Once or twice a month is enough for me.

- Bob
#4 13 Jun 2003 @ 15:00
I hear that Blockbuster is planning on releasing a program just like the one you want BObL. From what I hear its going to be released at the end of the summer.
#5 26 Jun 2003 @ 6:23
They can't patent a process can they, if thats the case then I am going to patent wiping your ass from front to back. So I at least get a nickel every time someone does it.

Don't ask a question that has been asked a million times already don't be lazy all the info you need is here: http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/

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#6 26 Jun 2003 @ 6:29
Hey walmart does have a mail service. I am a member of netflix. I pay like 34$ for 5 movies at time. Walmart offers 4 movies for 21.99$ Guess whos cancelling their netflix subscription. Plus Walmart has a 30 dya trial. Stupid Netflix is only 10 days. Also I have had problems with those bastards at netflix. you send 5 movies back they only get 4 and you have to wait a bunch of days till they tell you they finally received it and will send you your next movie. Screw Netflix

Don't ask a question that has been asked a million times already don't be lazy all the info you need is here: http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/

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Xbox and 360
PS2- DMS3
Over 250 Movies so far to know what I got PM me.
Dish Network Fully Open
#7 26 Jun 2003 @ 7:16
ballen1 Suspended due non-functional email address
ya f--ck netflix, i was once a member but canceld caused i had like half of my rental queue showed "very long wait", or "short wait" they probably got so many subscribers and like only 2 copies of new releases.

they suck!!!!!!!
#8 17 Oct 2006 @ 15:37
netflix will never be beat they like microsoft of the mail dvd rentals,happy customer=)

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