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In the past year or so, traditional DVD rental brands such as Block buster have merged the whole film rental process on the net, which works in a similar way as it did offline really, the only thing is you pick the DVDs you would like to watch from the comfort of your own home, also it’s a lot cheaper!
Once you got the film (by post) and watched it, you post it back to them in a supplied envelope. The big difference I enjoyed between film renting on the net and physical film renting is that on the net it is less expensive, and much more generous in the number of DVD's you can order and the amount of days you can keep them. Although the companies vary a lot in their prices, the costs of them are all exceptional.
Imagine how much blockbuster dont have to spend by not having to use physical resources such as a the shop, people, and display - so encouraging on the net dvd rental is in their best interest, and making the deals to persuade us to rent it on the net is the way forward.
There is a lot of businesses to choose from and nearly all adopt the monthly membership pricing as the normal option. So for a fixed fee per month you can rent so many films at a time, and once you post them back you get the next lot. LoveFilm in the UK have recently introduced a pay as you go model where you’re not tied into any contract.
Amazon, Blockbuster, LoveFilm and Tesco are a few of the brands getting in on this new model, competing with brilliant offers. All companies have a great selection and a few promote more than film rental, with game rental too, which works on the same principle.
Our advice, is to note down how many DVD’s you hire a month now traditionally, and if it’s less than once a month you probably wouldn’t want to be committed into any monthly film renting contract. If it’s maybe one or two a month consider a low monthly contract and so forth.
John Alex Harding writes articles on new services and brands across UK and America. For further reading on Online DVD Rental visit LoveFilm UK
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