“Expanding into Canada, where movie rental customers have shown a veracious appetite for DVD rentals, is a much anticipated move for us,” said Tim Belton, chief executive officer of TNR, in a statement.
These guys are making a killing! This is a testimonial to their triumph. I anticipate already established firms partaking into this endeavor as well.
Honestly I have never seen a Kiosk anywhere I've been to.
Originally posted by 21Q:There all over the place here in Texas. Only thing about renting from them is that you got a 75 percent chance that the video is scratched to hell and will not play.
Honestly I have never seen a Kiosk anywhere I've been to.
i really hate the kiosks there IS no REASON to rent from them, a wast of money to be truthful i prefer blockbuster any day
they sux so much, im so glade there moving to Kannada
I have yet to actually rent from a Kiosk, but that happpens when you live in an area that doesn't have any yet.
I rent from a family owned - Ma and Pa video store where everyone knows me, and the covers to the movies are photo-copied. And, as long as they are in business...they will have mine.
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badkrma
You may want to edit your post. aD doesn't deal in piracy.
@badkrma
No rent and burn discussion here - equals piracy which if you check out the rules is not allowed.
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If this works out this will give redbox a run for their money.
btw Vurbal great work another short artice :)
i prefer a mail service....although i dont have one i REALLY WANT ONE!
Originally posted by tripplite:I rent from Redbox ALL the time...renting from a kiosk is easier and less costly. Ive never had a problem with movies not working. I dont know about this MovieCube, however. And, Im glad they are going into Canada so my bf and I can watch the same movie at the same time (I am in the States) :)
i really hate the kiosks there IS no REASON to rent from them, a wast of money to be truthful i prefer blockbuster any day
they sux so much, im so glade there moving to Kannada