To tell you the truth I don't see the point anyway. I receive games and movies from them with professional delivery and packaging. It is delivered in a timely fashion and they address my "Issues" in a timely fashion as well.
As a "customer" I have rented nothing but games for about 6 weeks as this is their advantage. I concentrate on popular and new releases. I have had very little problems and great service in my own experience. I just received and sent back a new release and popular game that had just been released 3 days before it was sent to me and this was like icing on the cake for me.
Better mailer, acquisitions, partners (big ones), inventory, website (I don't know about web design but I have no problems with it)....etc...
They have a good product/service that has high demand already laid out and they are as competitive as any of the game companies as far as I can see. And they are attempting to compete directly with netflix (which has noticed us IMO).
I just don't see how Chips past, questionable or not, affects me as an investor.
Besides, I own 2 businesses now that are showing long term promise that I am taking slow and steady because my first 2 business attempts failed. This is a typical learning process for anyone.
There is hidden dangers etc... that people need to learn first hand but this says nothing of their integrity or talent/skill.
All this being said, If Chip was destined to succeed through perseverance like most would, would this not be the company that will do it for him.
You know how many fibers Edison tested and failed with before we got our light bulb? This is simply the nature of things so try, try again.
In the words of:
Henry D. Thoreau
"In the long run, Men hit only what they aim at.
Though they should fail immediately, They had better aim at something HIGH."
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