shithead said:

I,ve used both before, blockbuster is cool, cause you,ll get some
free printable coupons, to take to the store.
My last time with Netflix, I started to notice that my disks were
taking forever to get to me, I thought someone was getting them, watching, then forwarding to me.
But it turns out the Netflix computer had identified me as a
Heavy User, which cut me down from 6-10 a week to
about 2 a week, I canceled when I found that out.

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In determining priority for shipping and inventory allocation, we give priority to those members who receive the fewest DVDs through our service

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BLOCKBUSTER Online does not throttle... When product is not available to satisfy all subscribers, BLOCKBUSTER Online determines product allocation among members, taking into consideration several factors. Subscribers who have previously not received the full number of DVDs allowed out by their plan, which could happen because the subscriber either had no available movies or no movies at all in his or her queue, or due to technical problems, are given higher priority. We also consider average queue position of the movies the subscriber previously received, with priority being given to those whose rentals have been in a lower position in their queue (for example, a subscriber who recently received his or her fourth or fifth choice may get a higher priority than someone who recently received their first choice). New subscribers may also receive a higher priority until the subscriber has received a sufficient number of rentals to allow us to apply these other product allocation factors. BLOCKBUSTER Online reserves the right to change these allocation metrics at any time, and to consider additional allocation metrics in the future, including, without limitation, a subscriber's historical rental volume, all with or without notice.

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