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Re: Hamburger 444 post# 7846

Wednesday, 10/27/2004 11:22:20 AM

Wednesday, October 27, 2004 11:22:20 AM

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2) People who lock themselves into a $222 payment for video rentals at the beginning of the year are generally middle class or higher. These regular folk are demanding - they want to watch the newest movies when they want to watch them. These are the same people who pay $15 to go to a new movie ($50+ for a family of 4). If they are willing to pay $50+ to see a new movie in theatres because they want to see it, they won't be satisfied with not being able to see new releases when they want to see them - even if they are saving a few dollars. Because new releases are somewhat difficult to get from GZFX, people have to request older movies - who can think of 72 movies they a) want to watch and b) are available for watching?

IMHO The home movie market in general is driving this industry and the fact that the public appears to be going very rapidly in this direction makes me think that the general public will shop for deals just as they currently do for cell phone service. I think GZFX should heavily publicize the annual price and then offer the current $18.50/mo., emphasizing the fact that the customer can upgrade to the savings level at any time in the future....

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