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I would actually like to go back to subscribing to discs-by-mail, but have been put off from doing so via Netflix for two reasons: first, because they reputedly

I would actually like to go back to subscribing to discs-by-mail, but have been put off from doing so via Netflix for two reasons: first, because they reputedly haven't been keeping up their inventory, leading to lots of titles being more or less permanently unavailable; and second, because it's clear that Netflix views this line of business as an embarrassing burden they'll be thrilled to dump the second they feel they can do so without going through another "Qwikster" debacle. Are there any alternative discs-by-mail services out there that actually care about and want to be providing such a service?

dontbenebby 8y ago
>Are there any alternative discs-by-mail services out there that actually care about and want to be providing such a service? It's not by mail, but most libraries have DVDs and Blurays. They often have countywide agreements so you can get a title shipped from across the city to your local library for free.
- zerocrates 8y ago
  There are several library systems in my area and to my knowledge none of them carry Blu-rays. I think the added expense and likelihood of patrons mistakenly borrowing a Blu-ray when they have a DVD player is enough to keep many libraries on DVD.