They still have their FAQs for common questions and you can still report shipping problems without calling. I think this is a wise move on Netflix's part. Their service is excellent in my opinion from the option to add your friends and chat about/recommend movies to streaming video. I have been using this service for several years and it just keeps getting better.
I know our city (Austin, TX) has a household hazardous waste facility that will take fluorescent bulbs for recycling that are not low-mercury. Maybe our city is unique in offering such a service, but I would like to think that is fairly common.
Anyone in Austin who wants to know about this service: HHW main number: 512-974-4343
I, being a woman on slashdot, think that this is a decent idea. I was pretty surprised that the inventor had thought about so many +/-'s with this thing. If you read the whole article you would know that there is a "false alarm" turn off so that false alarms won't get reported. I would much rather have this than a stinkin gun which could get turned on me, or a can of mace on the same grounds. Besides I don't ever want to hurt anyone, as I don't want anyone to hurt me. This way I could have someone to help rather than having to resort to violence as was being brought to me. Just my thought on the subject.
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They still have their FAQs for common questions and you can still report shipping problems without calling. I think this is a wise move on Netflix's part.
Their service is excellent in my opinion from the option to add your friends and chat about/recommend movies to streaming video. I have been using this service for several years and it just keeps getting better.
I know our city (Austin, TX) has a household hazardous waste facility that will take fluorescent bulbs for recycling that are not low-mercury. Maybe our city is unique in offering such a service, but I would like to think that is fairly common.
Anyone in Austin who wants to know about this service:
HHW main number: 512-974-4343
I, being a woman on slashdot, think that this is a decent idea. I was pretty surprised that the inventor had thought about so many +/-'s with this thing. If you read the whole article you would know that there is a "false alarm" turn off so that false alarms won't get reported. I would much rather have this than a stinkin gun which could get turned on me, or a can of mace on the same grounds. Besides I don't ever want to hurt anyone, as I don't want anyone to hurt me. This way I could have someone to help rather than having to resort to violence as was being brought to me. Just my thought on the subject.