posted June 28, 2004 11:57            

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Originally posted by jatorman:
well !! that's what i get for getting into another pump and dump deal..

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posted June 28, 2004 12:02            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
GZFX a pump and dump?! STATE WHY!!!! You are discrediting an amazing company and opportunity for fellow investors. Give a reason why or be labeled a basher.

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posted June 28, 2004 12:04            

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Originally posted by MTPromises:
I'm with you, gmoney. There's plenty of DD to support the validity of GZFX. It never ceases to amaze me how some of the investors here cry bloody murder if the price of a stock doesn't go up everyday.

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posted June 28, 2004 12:06            

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Originally posted by jatorman:
gmoney

I am no basher i can promise you that...i just really thought that we would have moved up to a higher plateau...i just see this thing wobble down instead of up !!! please tell me if i'm wrong..

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posted June 28, 2004 12:09            

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Originally posted by Spastic_Gramps:
jatorman was in another thread this morning bashing some stock. I forgot which one it was, but its on the first page somewhere. Basically said the same thing without providing any substance. So yeah he's a moron basically.

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posted June 28, 2004 13:28            

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Originally posted by Breezer:
I am relatively new and Really believe in GZFX. I was hoping I could just buy this and not worry about it. Please - some of you experienced members - help me to see this a long term hold. I was banking this would go to a dollar by the end of the summer. I would be happy if it hit a $1 by the end of the year.

Please give me your honest opinions on this one.

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posted June 28, 2004 14:02            

I'm seeing a lot of heat coming onto anyone saying anything negative, but I'll risk it in the hopes that someone can point out what I'm missing and why I should hold on (which, by the way, I intend to do, but only because I don't have much $$ in this and I'm willing to lose it for the possibility of good gains).

My problems are these: 1) Poor fulfillment, as many people have documented on this board, although promises of improvements. People tend to cancel memberships when they don't get their movies.
2) Commercials go live before the new website does, though this is not a huge deal as long as the previous site was functional (I understand it may not have been gorgeous or the easiest to navigate, but it was functional). What is a big deal, IMHO, is the new website going up with as many problems as it is having. When it first went live, almost nothing worked. Things still don't work - like it/buy it feature doesn't work, most movies I've seen don't have photos, browsing keeps taking me to the wrong areas, clicking the movies on the home pages, don't take you to those titles, etc. Also, 3 conflicting messages as to the duration of the trial period. I don't see why all the data couldn't have been uploaded to all the Akamai servers before redirecting to them.
3). In relation to the problems of the new website, how many potential customers saw the site and it's problems, or conflicting information, and decided they didn't want to do business with a company like that?

Yes, I know that NetFlix has done the market research. I agree the potential for this company is high - with the addition of game rentals and purchases. But just because the business model works, doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off.

So, please give me some justification for all the positive comments I've been seeing here. Someone earlier got flamed for not offering reasons for his negative comments - I'm just asking for the same.

Thanks

posted June 28, 2004 14:19            

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Originally posted by Cant Register:
I'm new to the stock market, and I've invested - albeit a small amount - in GZFX. I would have posted earlier, but I was having trouble registering.

I'm seeing a lot of heat coming onto anyone saying anything negative, but I'll risk it in the hopes that someone can point out what I'm missing and why I should hold on (which, by the way, I intend to do, but only because I don't have much $$ in this and I'm willing to lose it for the possibility of good gains).

My problems are these: 1) Poor fulfillment, as many people have documented on this board, although promises of improvements. People tend to cancel memberships when they don't get their movies.
2) Commercials go live before the new website does, though this is not a huge deal as long as the previous site was functional (I understand it may not have been gorgeous or the easiest to navigate, but it was functional). What is a big deal, IMHO, is the new website going up with as many problems as it is having. When it first went live, almost nothing worked. Things still don't work - like it/buy it feature doesn't work, most movies I've seen don't have photos, browsing keeps taking me to the wrong areas, clicking the movies on the home pages, don't take you to those titles, etc. Also, 3 conflicting messages as to the duration of the trial period. I don't see why all the data couldn't have been uploaded to all the Akamai servers before redirecting to them.
3). In relation to the problems of the new website, how many potential customers saw the site and it's problems, or conflicting information, and decided they didn't want to do business with a company like that?

Yes, I know that NetFlix has done the market research. I agree the potential for this company is high - with the addition of game rentals and purchases. But just because the business model works, doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off.

So, please give me some justification for all the positive comments I've been seeing here. Someone earlier got flamed for not offering reasons for his negative comments - I'm just asking for the same.

Thanks

Adam

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posted June 28, 2004 14:32            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
All of those comments are granted and taken into account, but you must realize that this is pennyland and Gameznflix is building from the ground up (they are not by any means Netflix calibre yet). The reason people hold this in such high regard is because it is reasonable to assume that there are bumps and bruises in the growing process, and GZFX shows growth. Such miniscule errors are fixed over time ... this is an investment IMHO. Hope that helps.

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posted June 29, 2004 09:44            

FRANKLIN, Ky., Jun 29, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- GameZnFlix, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: GZFX) announces the launch of its "Thank You to the Military" campaign.

John Fleming, CEO/President of GameZnFlix, Inc. stated, "We are pleased to officially launch our "Thank You to the Military" campaign. We have spent several months developing a military discount program as a way of saying thanks to those men and women who serve."

"Our campaign involves directed advertising campaigns at major military installations, as well as a renewable 90 day advertising contract with Military Advantage (www.military.com). We are confident that this venture will contribute to the growth of GameZnFlix, Inc."

Military.com is the largest online military destination, with over 3 million monthly unique visitors and 3.6 million members.

"We salute GameZnFlix for thanking all those who have answered the call to serve," said Christopher Michel, President of Military Advantage.

GameZnFlix, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: GZFX), is a company that offers both DVD movies/video game rentals on the Internet with access to over 28,000 games and movie titles. Beginning at $18.50 a month subscribers can rent a combination of both DVD movies and/or games with no late fees or due dates. The Company's version 2.0 website offers its subscribers the option to purchase both DVD movies and video games along with the continued rental program.

For military member and their families, GameZnFlix is offering discounted subscription as part of its "Thank You to the Military" campaign.

GAMEZNFLIX MILITARY DISCOUNT PROGRAM

Number of Regular Military
Games/DVD Rentals Cost Discount Price
3 $18.50 $16.50
4 $24.95 $22.00
5 $29.95 $26.00
6 $34.95 $31.00
6 (For 14 Months $222.00 $215.00
If Paid Annually)

Military Discount Code SULPER515

As part of their military discount program, GameZnFlix offers
servicemembers a 1-month free trial. Regular subscribers are offered a
2-week free trial.

Those eligible for the US military discount include all: active duty personnel, reserve and National Guard personnel, military retirees, Department of Defense employees, all veterans and dependents of all mentioned above.

For more information, please contact our promotions officer sully@gameznflix.com

www.gameznflix.com
www.military.com

Certain statements in this news release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, other than statements of fact, included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of the company, are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Technical complications that may arise could prevent the prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s) outlined above. The company cautions that these forward looking statements are further qualified by other factors including, but not limited to those, set forth in the company's Form 10-KSB filing and other filings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (available at http://www.sec.gov/). The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any statements in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

For further information, please contact GameZnFlix, Inc., +1-888-542-6817.

SOURCE GameZnFlix, Inc.

GameZnFlix, Inc., +1-888-542-6817
http://www.military.com

Copyright (C) 2004 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.

posted June 29, 2004 10:09            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
don't be fooled people this is MM's doing -- I'm watching the L2 seeing MM's jump off the bid on small orders. It's being shorted!!!

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posted June 29, 2004 10:15            

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Originally posted by 50DONE:

Any thoughts on how low this is going to go? I can not believe it!!!

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posted June 29, 2004 10:22            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
You cannot believe it's being shorted or you cannot believe the price is dropping. Either way check out the price they have it listed as on the BE. As far as the MM's go -- it can go either way with those bastids. 1 MM @ .111 bid and 2 @ .105 (that's where I have my buy order set for)

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posted June 29, 2004 10:24            

I think in general it is a great idea (just look at NETFLIX) - but do all others feel GZFX can deliver and KEEP the customers?

quote:

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Originally posted by Cant Register:
I'm new to the stock market, and I've invested - albeit a small amount - in GZFX. I would have posted earlier, but I was having trouble registering.

I'm seeing a lot of heat coming onto anyone saying anything negative, but I'll risk it in the hopes that someone can point out what I'm missing and why I should hold on (which, by the way, I intend to do, but only because I don't have much $$ in this and I'm willing to lose it for the possibility of good gains).

My problems are these: 1) Poor fulfillment, as many people have documented on this board, although promises of improvements. People tend to cancel memberships when they don't get their movies.
2) Commercials go live before the new website does, though this is not a huge deal as long as the previous site was functional (I understand it may not have been gorgeous or the easiest to navigate, but it was functional). What is a big deal, IMHO, is the new website going up with as many problems as it is having. When it first went live, almost nothing worked. Things still don't work - like it/buy it feature doesn't work, most movies I've seen don't have photos, browsing keeps taking me to the wrong areas, clicking the movies on the home pages, don't take you to those titles, etc. Also, 3 conflicting messages as to the duration of the trial period. I don't see why all the data couldn't have been uploaded to all the Akamai servers before redirecting to them.
3). In relation to the problems of the new website, how many potential customers saw the site and it's problems, or conflicting information, and decided they didn't want to do business with a company like that?

Yes, I know that NetFlix has done the market research. I agree the potential for this company is high - with the addition of game rentals and purchases. But just because the business model works, doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off.

So, please give me some justification for all the positive comments I've been seeing here. Someone earlier got flamed for not offering reasons for his negative comments - I'm just asking for the same.

Thanks

Adam

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posted June 29, 2004 10:24            

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Originally posted by 50DONE:

I can believe they are shorting it. I figured it would drop some but nothing below 0.115. Oy vey!!! I am holding long because in time the MM's will not have the control.

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posted June 29, 2004 10:25            

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Originally posted by Breezer:
How are all the folks on this board feeling about GZFX in the long term?

I think in general it is a great idea (just look at NETFLIX) - but do all others feel GZFX can deliver and KEEP the customers?

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posted June 29, 2004 11:01            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
IMHO it's a gimme

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By "gimme" do you mean that this is a great chance to buy more?

posted June 29, 2004 11:04            

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Originally posted by Breezer:
By "gimme" do you mean that this is a great chance to buy more?

You think this is a long term hold? - even with all the delivery problems they are having?

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posted June 29, 2004 11:06            

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Originally posted by Breezer:
By "gimme" do you mean that this is a great chance to buy more?

You think this is a long term hold? - even with all the delivery problems they are having?

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posted June 29, 2004 11:07            

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Originally posted by gmoney:
IMHO ... Definitely! Look at the 6 mopnth chart and do your necessary DD but I believe it is one of the best (potential-wise) long term holds discussed on the board or anywhere. That's just my opinion and everyone is entitled to their own. I'm in

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Is that potential wise or prize wize.

posted June 29, 2004 11:12            

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Originally posted by Meshoe45:

Is that potential wise or prize wize.

They both have lots of potential for a 1 year hold.

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posted June 29, 2004 13:49            

I was taken down a notch by the "experts" after our first post (because I am new and uninformed) on this thread as a result of our pointing out two elementary blunders in this new and grand website.....so....I will give the "experts" some fresh red meat for today.

1. I've probably served more active duty days than most on this site, but the military thing makes no sense whatsoever at this point in time. Our servicemen are not stupid either.

2. I am not bashing, or whatever one may choose to call it, but simply being objective. We have considerably more invested in this thing than we care to lose, but we're so far in the hole that I believe we will ride the thing out, hoping for a miracle......and that's what we need just now.

3. It appears that John Fleming is the chief neck and bottle-washer of this outfit. The big lack on Mr. Fleming's part is a commitment to excellence. As was said, "just because the business model works doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off". MLB people want to replicate the success of the NY Yankees but lack the commitment to excellence to pull it off, laying the blame to being under-financed and every other lame excuse in the land while they stuff the profits in their pockets. Bottom line to this is the Yanks and all the rest have to get it done on the field. That's where the commitment to excellence comes in. Either cut it or you're out of here.

4. We've been into this grand website 5+ days now and still don't know what the trial period is. The "experts" on this thread are saying "it takes time to get the bugs out". This is BS. If there was any commitment to excellence on the part of Fleming, this website would not have been uploaded in a mess and continue to be in the sorry mess that it is now to begin with.

5. Super Bowl??? Yeah, boy. Looking good. Another NetFlix??? Oh, yeah. A website is a communications device which tells the world who we are, what we do, and just how we do it. Small investors and mega-buck investors are going to look at this mess and can't wait to plow a gang of money into it. So far as NetFlix is concerned, take a look at their corporate and financials and draw your own conclusions. Their financial sheet did not come to be what it is because they weren't paying attention, but because someone had a fire in his belly.

6. Fleming has had enough birthdays that it's very unlikely that a fire-in-the gut commitment to excellence will ever surface in him. Everything so far with regard to this so-called website would indicate that he is quite content with it. My hope is that someone with a commitment to excellence will come along and snatch this thing up and make something out of it.....I'll ride it out waiting for our miracle.

There's your fresh red meat, gentlemen, but PLEAZZZ spare us the "takes time" and "just getting started" BS...just do your usual name-calling. And....if you wish to do something worthwhile and know so much about GZFX, get after John Fleming and have him get off his rear-end and DO SOMETHING. We're country, but we ain't THAT country.

quote:

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Originally posted by Cant Register:
I'm new to the stock market, and I've invested - albeit a small amount - in GZFX. I would have posted earlier, but I was having trouble registering.

I'm seeing a lot of heat coming onto anyone saying anything negative, but I'll risk it in the hopes that someone can point out what I'm missing and why I should hold on (which, by the way, I intend to do, but only because I don't have much $$ in this and I'm willing to lose it for the possibility of good gains).

My problems are these: 1) Poor fulfillment, as many people have documented on this board, although promises of improvements. People tend to cancel memberships when they don't get their movies.
2) Commercials go live before the new website does, though this is not a huge deal as long as the previous site was functional (I understand it may not have been gorgeous or the easiest to navigate, but it was functional). What is a big deal, IMHO, is the new website going up with as many problems as it is having. When it first went live, almost nothing worked. Things still don't work - like it/buy it feature doesn't work, most movies I've seen don't have photos, browsing keeps taking me to the wrong areas, clicking the movies on the home pages, don't take you to those titles, etc. Also, 3 conflicting messages as to the duration of the trial period. I don't see why all the data couldn't have been uploaded to all the Akamai servers before redirecting to them.
3). In relation to the problems of the new website, how many potential customers saw the site and it's problems, or conflicting information, and decided they didn't want to do business with a company like that?

Yes, I know that NetFlix has done the market research. I agree the potential for this company is high - with the addition of game rentals and purchases. But just because the business model works, doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off.

So, please give me some justification for all the positive comments I've been seeing here. Someone earlier got flamed for not offering reasons for his negative comments - I'm just asking for the same.

Thanks

Adam

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posted June 29, 2004 13:54            

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Originally posted by golfshop:
Excellent common-sense post, Cant Register. Not many replies.

I was taken down a notch by the "experts" after our first post (because I am new and uninformed) on this thread as a result of our pointing out two elementary blunders in this new and grand website.....so....I will give the "experts" some fresh red meat for today.

1. I've probably served more active duty days than most on this site, but the military thing makes no sense whatsoever at this point in time. Our servicemen are not stupid either.

2. I am not bashing, or whatever one may choose to call it, but simply being objective. We have considerably more invested in this thing than we care to lose, but we're so far in the hole that I believe we will ride the thing out, hoping for a miracle......and that's what we need just now.

3. It appears that John Fleming is the chief neck and bottle-washer of this outfit. The big lack on Mr. Fleming's part is a commitment to excellence. As was said, "just because the business model works doesn't mean that everybody who tries can pull it off". MLB people want to replicate the success of the NY Yankees but lack the commitment to excellence to pull it off, laying the blame to being under-financed and every other lame excuse in the land while they stuff the profits in their pockets. Bottom line to this is the Yanks and all the rest have to get it done on the field. That's where the commitment to excellence comes in. Either cut it or you're out of here.

4. We've been into this grand website 5+ days now and still don't know what the trial period is. The "experts" on this thread are saying "it takes time to get the bugs out". This is BS. If there was any commitment to excellence on the part of Fleming, this website would not have been uploaded in a mess and continue to be in the sorry mess that it is now to begin with.

5. Super Bowl??? Yeah, boy. Looking good. Another NetFlix??? Oh, yeah. A website is a communications device which tells the world who we are, what we do, and just how we do it. Small investors and mega-buck investors are going to look at this mess and can't wait to plow a gang of money into it. So far as NetFlix is concerned, take a look at their corporate and financials and draw your own conclusions. Their financial sheet did not come to be what it is because they weren't paying attention, but because someone had a fire in his belly.

6. Fleming has had enough birthdays that it's very unlikely that a fire-in-the gut commitment to excellence will ever surface in him. Everything so far with regard to this so-called website would indicate that he is quite content with it. My hope is that someone with a commitment to excellence will come along and snatch this thing up and make something out of it.....I'll ride it out waiting for our miracle.

There's your fresh red meat, gentlemen, but PLEAZZZ spare us the "takes time" and "just getting started" BS...just do your usual name-calling. And....if you wish to do something worthwhile and know so much about GZFX, get after John Fleming and have him get off his rear-end and DO SOMETHING. We're country, but we ain't THAT country.

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Your first post there golfshop? Too bad you never caught this thing earlier ... maybe you wouldn't be down. I'm holding because my DD says too. Do your own DD people.

P.S. - For being new and uninformed that's a pretty bold statement there, golfshop.

P.S.S - Read between the lines people

posted June 29, 2004 14:14            

This "new" website is the biggest slip-up I've seen from them yet; there are some improvements over the old one, but I am amazed at some of the flaws it has. I too am tired of hearing people talk about "working the bugs out"; we're not talking about bugs, we're talking about lack of major functionality.

posted June 29, 2004 14:16            

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Originally posted by sopclod:
I have been a shareholder for about 8 months now. One of the reasons I like(d) this stock so much is because the CEO would say he's going to do something, and then it would happen. Acquiring Veegeez, making one entity called Gameznflix, renting games and movies for a lower price than netflix, making a new website (the first one), making commercials with Dennis Cole and hiring Adsouth and Ben Curtis.

This "new" website is the biggest slip-up I've seen from them yet; there are some improvements over the old one, but I am amazed at some of the flaws it has. I too am tired of hearing people talk about "working the bugs out"; we're not talking about bugs, we're talking about lack of major functionality.

I still have faith in the company, but until I see a website that works properly, bit to mention more timely delivery of discs (I am of course a member too), I will be cautious.

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posted June 29, 2004 14:30            

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Originally posted by Leardron:
Just curious. Have you ordered anything since the new website came up? Wanted to know if they have improved their delivery time.

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I have items in my queue. I haven't added anything, or re-ordered it (which they improved). It's been... probably about 3 weeks since I've gotten anything.

posted June 29, 2004 14:36            

I took a look at the "new" website yesterday - quite uninspiring. I'm hoping it's just a stepping stone to the final product.

posted June 29, 2004 15:33            

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Originally posted by sopclod:
I have items in my queue. I haven't added anything, or re-ordered it (which they improved). It's been... probably about 3 weeks since I've gotten anything.

Have we found the bottom today? Looking at some TA it seems like it ought to go lower (although I am no expert), but it seems steady today.

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posted June 29, 2004 15:57            

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Originally posted by Leardron:

Sorry, do you mean you ordered something and it took 3 weeks to get or you haven't ordered anything for 3 weeks?

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I'm not sure that you understand how it works. When you sign on, you create a list of movies and games, called a queue. Then, the first three items in your queue are sent to you. As soon as they get one of them back, they send the next item in your queue.

So, as long as there are items in your queue, the process should be continuing. I have probably 30 items in my queue, and it's slow as molasses in January.

posted June 29, 2004 16:51            

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Originally posted by tmcs54:
whats gameznflix's invester email that they respond to?

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Ha ha, interesting question...