Blockbuster to cut prices for online DVD rentals

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The video retailer retaliates after Netflix drops its own prices on DVD rentals.

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by saleen351 October 16, 2004 5:36 PM PDT

From the netflix site:

Cost
Our 3-at-a-time program is $15.99 plus any applicable tax per month. This flat monthly fee allows you to watch as many movies as you want. There are no additional charges. There are no late fees or due dates ? even shipping is free both ways!

Am I missing something??

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by Earl Benser October 17, 2004 3:43 AM PDT: The Netflix site says $21.99 per month; Like this View reply Hide reply
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