Seniors, do you use Netflix, and if so,,?

Love it, love it, love it. We have been receiving movies for years now. We use to get three or four per week but it was just too much to keep up with because TV had good programs at that time. We are now getting one per week.

The quicker you return a movie the quicker you will receive a new one.

Be sure to list a lot of movies so you will always have one coming in.

You can watch movies on your computer too. You will see a blue tab that says "play" on it. These are the ones you can watch at any time using your computer. We do this often.

Be sure to send for "The Straight Story". It is about an 83 year old man that rides his lawn mower almost 300 miles to be with his brother who has had a stroke. True story. We watched it last week and it is a five star movie with us. Wonderful story.

Yes, I've used Netflix for about 6 years - both by mail and over the internet. Since I'm a movie junkie, I absolutely love it. Their service is great. I especially like the fact that I can keep a DVD as long as I wish without worrying about any late fees or extra charges. In the event that a DVD is lost or damaged in the mail, they will replace it, no questions asked and again free of charge. I do understand that they are considering moving to internet streaming only in the next couple of years - at which time I'll have to reevaluate my membership. Oh, and by the way, they pay for shipping both ways.

Love it. I can keep the DVD as long as I want with no late fee. Direct TV charges 4.99 per movie and it's usually on only once (unless occasionally they offer all day viewing for the same movie, so if you're interrupted by a phone call or kids, etc. then you just miss a part of it.) Netflix not only has movies, but concerts, documentaries, exercise videos, etc. I have the fee taken out of my bank acct.,I think it's about $10 a month and I get one DVD at a time, unlimited per month and they send the next in a couple days. We live out in the country and it's extremely convenient for us. Some people enjoy the movie on their computer (haven't tried that yet.) I guess I have nothing negative to write about them!

I get it through the mail. My internet speed is too slow. I love Netflix. It's a good deal and their service is superb. There have been a few glitches, sure, but all in all, I'd recommend it to anybody who loves movies and old tv shows. Their selection is second to none. And their customer service reps speak English, which is wonderful.

I forgot to mention that I asked a similar question here last year before I subscribed and it made my decision for me; almost everyone who had it was enthusiastic about it.

I love Netflix. I live in the mountains and the nearest post office is 15 miles away so I did not expect the stellar service. I am blown away by how quickly they receive the movie I send back then send another. I also love streaming movies on demand and with Netflix that is free. It's well worth the money.

I have been a subscriber for several years. I really like Netflix. In addition to the new movie releases, I am able to obtain classic movies and television series from years ago. Also, film and television programming from HBO, Starz, etc, which I do not have on Cable, is available. I could subscribe to these but the cost to do so is prohibitive.

I recommend Netflix to anyone. Their inventory is massive and any problems are resolved quickly.

Yes, husband and I are movie fans, so we get six films a week from Netflix -- and we love it! The service is great. If you are any sort of a movie fan, I think you will like it. You can get the newer movies, but you can also get older ones too. And TV shows of the past -- we've watched many series that we did not see in their original runs because we were working.

Hope you enjoy.

No, if we want to see a movie that's not on TV, we go to the RED BOX where DVDs are rented for $1. They seem to be popping up all over here in Virginia Beach.

I don't but my son does, and he says he like it, it better then having to out to a videp store to get what he want, he use it both way tv/internet, buy mostly by internet, I thought of doing it too but when I want to watch a movie I rather watch on TV not on the internet, I would think that wouldn't be too comfable. But my son like it, I might try someday and it is cheaper that way too.

No, don't use a credit card online....EVER. Was watching too much TV....cancelled cable a long time ago....and may pick up DVD's at thrift stores, garage and yard sales now and then just to have a few for times I want to watch something other than basic antenna TV.

My poor city and state is nearly bankrupt from having so many people buy things on-line....sales taxes do not get paid in....and it is raising our taxes to offset the big revenue loss of sales taxes to the city, county and state. So...buying on-line often winds up being the most expensive way to buy anything....as the sales tax loss to your city, county and state only results in higher local taxation on you.

The tax hikes wind up costing you MUCH more than the little bit you think you are saving shopping "online".

Also, all the on-line buying has the result in putting local business OUT of business.....this means less jobs in your own city. That has a huge impact on YOU, too.