I'm coming next month!

Reason I left netflix was because they were throtleing me. Delaying movies on purpose. To the point where the movie took 2 weeks to get to my place. Where it actually takes 1 day.

Why would they purposely delay your movies? It would hurt subscriptions to do so. I've had netflix for a couple of years now and it's extremely rare that a movie is not available when it's top of my queue (notable exceptions would be JUST released movies which may have a couple of days before they're available).

I plan to drop blockbuster and go back to netflix. Netflix seems to have a larger movie selection than blockbuster.

There is no question that they throttle customers who use "too many" movies a month, despite them calling it unlimited. Some customers probably cost them money because of the expense in sending/receiving movies. I've been throttled twice when I've used a lot of movies. Then, when I get back to normal use they stop it. I stuck with them and haven't had them throttle my movies in a while but they definitely do this and just because you haven't experienced it doesn't mean it never happens. Google "netflix throttle" and read about it.

Dude you are crazy i have the 8 movie plan i get the movies in one one day and send them back the next day and within 3 days i have 8 new movies i have never been hit with a big delay maybe your post office sucks i had to complain about my mail man because he would send my mail to the wrong house and often not bring me anything when i knew i should have stuff

I canceled Netflix because they would delay movies. It didn't matter when I returned them, they would only allow 3 movies a week. You know it's true... Netflix settled a class action suit in Cali for "throttling" and ended up settling so they wouldn't have to admit wrongdoing. F'em... I stream all my movies or visit redbox now. DVD's are history! Netflix and Blockbuster can kiss our arses.

I have the 3 movies at a time, unlimited movies a month subscription, and I have had so for a little under a year. I am a very avid movie fan and watch the 3 movies I get the evening I recieve them. I put them back in the mailbox and two days later I get 3 new ones. I have never had to wait more that 2 days for movies unless they are coming from another state, and even then, I still get them only a day later than normal. I easily get 30-50 movies in a month, and I have yet to encounter this throttling issue that the people above speak of. The question remains for me, then is how many movies are you recieving a month to be throttled? I have a friend who gets even more a month than I do, and he has never been throttled either. So, how many movies a month must you recieve to be throttled?