A lot of people are still steaming over last week’s announcement that Netflix would soon be changing its plans, as well as its pricing.
We’ve seen a ton of unhappy customers over the past few days. Some say they plan to cancel accounts, drop services, or just go elsewhere for that movie fix. Before you think about jumping the S.S. Netflix, know what the plan change will mean to your monthly bill.
As of September 1, 2011, all of the current Netflix plans will change. The plans that previously offered unlimited streaming and either one DVD or two DVDs out at a time will be no more. The idea is to branch the plans out. If you want to stream content and still get a physical disc, you’re going to have to pay extra. Below is a breakdown of the new Netflix plans. All prices listed are per month. Just remember to add $2 if you want to add Blu-ray into the equation (thanks Sean!)...
If you aren’t sure whether you want to continue with Netflix or at least your current program, there are alternatives. View the slideshow to look at nine other options.

That is an EXCELLENT point, Sean. I was just going off the new pricing list, but yes… that extra $2 for Blu-ray! I am going to add that to the article above.
Don’t forget that any of the prices listed above are for DVDs only. If you wan’t to rent Blu-Ray discs, add another $2 on to all of the plans.
I still think this is my best option. I have never used the mail option. And I know blu ray discs has the superior video and audio quality. Though Local service providers are changing the way they charge for internet usage. This is also pushing people to use other movie rental options like Comcasts Xfinity. Giving you the option of early viewing titles before others .
I feel Netflix will continue to be are large part of this nascent internet service.
Where is the rest of the article? Am I blind, stupid, or both? I can’t find the other 9 alternatives. Stock tip: SHORT NFLX. It’s was overpriced at $280 per share. It should be $80 per share.
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