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I've given a lot of consideration to doing just this. But the logistics of such an enterprise seems pretty daunting without a lot of investment up front. I su
by ensignavenger 10y ago
I've given a lot of consideration to doing just this. But the logistics of such an enterprise seems pretty daunting without a lot of investment up front. I suppose I could start small with a slower service (mail and processing times) and build up. Netflix does still have their DVD business- https://www.dvd.netflix.com/ https://www.dvd.netflix.com/ (looks like they finally spun it off into a separate company, this time with little fanfare- and not the stupid name.)
- ensignavenger 10y agoAnother option I have thought about is combining the old Netlfix model with the Redbox model- have kiosks all over the place, let customers pay for a subscription, then they could select what they want to watch and have it sent to a kiosk near them... I don't know why Redbox hasn't offered an unlimited subscription service.
- lulzman206 10y agoWhat about buying DVDs on demand. So I want to rent Breaking Bad DVD, I put in a request, the company buys it from Amazon and puts in my address and also provides me with the return instructions.