Plus, the reasons they gave are really good ones. One bill, one website, one service, it's just easier that way.

I love Netflix and there really isn't a service like it. But I don't have the DVD and wont be getting it. I get my new releases from Redbox.

People's money do talk, I just cancelled my Netflix subscription last week. To me, looks like they have no clue on what to do, I was ok with the price change, but percentage wise it was too much, if they would have current shows online like Hulu then I would have kept my service.

That's never going to happen. Nor should it. People need to stop whining about that. They gave away free streaming with DVD-by-Mail subscriptions at first to get people interested in the new service.

Now, the service has caught on like wildfire and costs are way too high for them to continue to give it away free.

they are "still considering it" meaning... "no, but we'll tell you that we're thinking about it for a few months and then you'll forget"

I don't think "still considering it" necessarily means that at all. Obviously, they listen to customers. And the game perk seemed to get quite a few people excited. So, at some point I think it's inevitable that they do at least try video games.

well they are listening because they have lost millions of subscribers since the changes! Blockbuster is taking advantage of the situation and getting more customers, I've already seen a couple commercials from them, couple of my friends switched to them already.

Price still up, just consolidated services again.