Lesson to be learned: DON’T RAISE PRICES IN THE MIDDLE OF A RECESSION.
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Wait until Cramer says sell sell sell. Give it one day after that and you should be golden.
I don’t know why I care, maybe because I love my Netflix, but the decision to split services is fucking retarded. Full retard (no offense to Alf).
I didn’t care about the price increase, for me it was a cable substitute and saved me tons of money and offered a great convenience. Fine raise prices.
But two websites?! Two queues?! Fuck just two passwords pisses me off.
They have taken a back-office operational issue and made it a consumer/brand issue.
Either there is an executive there that is a DUMBASS or they are getting bad advice. No way an agency or consultancy would advise this.
That said, if they are selling one of the businesses, exiting altogether the DVD biz, then fine.
I would rather pay more with iTunes/Apple TV and have a nice experience.