GameZnFlix and The Military Family Network Announce Military Appreciation Program Giving Service Members, Veterans and Families Free Online DVD and Video Game Rentals 5/12/2006 12:30:33 PM HAMPTON, VA, May 12, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- GameZnFlix Inc. ( GZFX ) and The Military Family Network announced today their partnership to promote the GameZnFlix's Military Appreciation Deal on online movie and game rentals.
In appreciation for the service of all active duty, veterans and their families, GameZnFlix, Inc. now provides free movie and game rentals to all military community members for the next 30 days. This special benefit empowers the military community with immediate and direct to their door access to the company's over 40,000 movie and game titles. At the end of the 30 free trial, the company will offer a special discount at GameZnFlix.com to this community. This offering provides special monthly subscription rates to ensure that all families have the best most affordable access to home entertainment.
"We are very proud to introduce GameZnFlix.com to the military community," said Caroline Peabody, President of The Military Family Network. "GameZnFlix is the only major online rental provider of movies and games that offers a military discount. They also beat the competition in price and product. The military community deserves the best service at the best rates. GameZnFlix.com is giving them this value."
GameZnFlix Inc. joined the Military Family Network's exclusive Military Family Neighbor of Choice Business Network on May 1st. Supporting the growth of the nation's first organized military friendly business network, The Military Family Network at www.emilitary.org only offers commercial membership to companies that have a history of support to the military, have a significant value to offer the military community or have a proven customer service history with regard to their products and services they wish to bring to the military. These standards ensure that The Military Family Network only "Connects America's Best with the Best in Business."
GameZnFlix Inc. meets The Military Family Network's definition of a "Military Family Neighbor of Choice Business": (a) The company offers a quality service that features over 40,000 titles to choose from and a variety of membership options to meet any gaming and viewing habits; (b) DVD and video game titles are sent with pre-paid return envelopes and there are no late fees; (c) the company also works to support the best customer service by shipping from six distribution facilities nationwide helping to ensure that games or DVD's arrive quickly; and (d) finally, the company has structured a special military membership that offers what we believe is the best price in the industry.
"GameZnFlix is proud to provide this offer to the country's military community," stated John Fleming, CEO "We look forward to providing our service military community through this agreement with Military Family Network. This organization reaches out to our country's military families and we are proud to have met their standards."
The GameZnFlix Military Appreciation Membership Offer is located online at www.gameznflix.com/military . Military community members may sign up immediately for their free 30-day movie offer. Special Military Membership packages start at 7.99/month a full 20% less than other industry providers.
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You are receiving this notice because you were a paid Netflix member before January 15, 2005. Under a class action settlement, you may be eligible to receive a free month of service or a free one-month upgrade from Netflix. You may recall receiving a similar notice in November 2005. Since that time, the parties have modified the settlement and have extended the time by which you may sign-up for the benefit. Most importantly, under the amended settlement, if you are an eligible former Netflix member and sign up for the free one-month membership, your membership will end automatically unless you choose to continue your service. If you are an eligible current Netflix member and sign up for the free one-month upgrade, your upgraded membership will return to your previous service level unless you choose to continue the upgraded service. Additional changes to the settlement are reflected in the Amended Settlement Agreement. If you wish to compare the Amended Settlement Agreement with the Original Settlement Agreement, the Parties have posted a comparison at www.netflix.com/settlement.
This settlement arises from a class action lawsuit entitled Chavez v. Netflix, Inc. that was filed in San Francisco Superior Court (case number CGC-04-434884) on September 23, 2004. The lawsuit alleges that Netflix failed to provide "unlimited" DVD rentals and "one day delivery" as promised in its marketing materials. Netflix has denied any wrongdoing or liability. The parties have reached, and the Court has approved, a settlement that they believe is in the best interests of the Class Members. Under the terms of the amended settlement, Netflix will provide eligible subscribers with the benefit described below. Current Netflix Members: If you enrolled in a paid membership before January 15, 2005 and were a member as of October 19, 2005, you are eligible to receive a free one-month upgrade in service level. For example, if you are on the 3 DVDs at-a-time program, you will be upgraded to the 4 DVDs at-a-time program for one month. There will be no price increase during the upgraded month. The upgrade in service level will automatically end after one month and your subscription will return to the previous service level, unless you choose to continue at the higher service level and pay the regular subscription rate for that level after the upgraded month.
Former Netflix Members: If you enrolled in a paid membership before January 15, 2005 but were not a member as of October 19, 2005, you are eligible to receive a free one-month Netflix membership on your choice of the 1, 2 or 3 DVDs at-a-time unlimited program. Your subscription will automatically end after one month, unless you choose to continue your membership and pay the regular subscription rate after the free month. If you do not choose to continue the service, you must return all rented DVDs within 7 days following the expiration of the free month or be subject to charge for the outstanding DVDs under Netflix's standard policy (currently, $20 per DVD). The settlement was approved by the Court on April 28, 2006. These benefits will be provided after the Effective Date. As described in the Amended Settlement Agreement, the Effective Date depends on such factors as the pendency of any appeals and is therefore difficult to predict. Your eligibility for the benefits is based on your membership status as of October 19, 2005. Pursuant to the terms of the settlement, in addition to providing the benefit described above, Netflix will modify portions of its Terms of Use. Class Members are subject to the revised Terms of Use, available at www.netflix.com/TermsOfUse. Netflix also will refer to its Terms of Use in certain advertisements. Netflix has also agreed to pay up to $2,528,000, and the Court has awarded $1,387,138, in attorneys' fees and costs to counsel for members of the Settlement Class, including Class Counsel and counsel for all objectors, intervenors, and proposed intervenors, with an express reservation that an additional and enhanced fee may be awarded upon the final showing of the number of Class Members who timely and accurately complete the Claim Form Process. The Amended Settlement Agreement is available for review at www.netflix.com/settlement.
You have three options to respond to the amended settlement. You have until June 26, 2006 to make your decision.
Option 1. Sign Up For One Month of Free Membership or Free Upgraded Service As Part Of The Settlement To receive the benefit, you must complete the online registration process no later than June 26, 2006, at www.netflix.com/settlement. By signing up for the benefit, you waive your right to bring a separate lawsuit against Netflix concerning the Claims Released By The Class (as defined in the Settlement Agreement found at www.netflix.com/settlement)..
Option 2. Do Nothing If you do not wish to receive the benefit, do nothing. You will not receive the benefit but will remain a Class Member. You therefore waive your right to bring a separate lawsuit against Netflix concerning the Claims Released By The Class.
Option 3. Exclude Yourself From the Class To exclude yourself from the class, you must mail a letter by June 26, 2006.. See Section VII.B. of the Amended Long Form Notice at www.netflix.com/settlement for information about the required contents of the letter and the mailing address. By excluding yourself, you preserve your right to bring a lawsuit against Netflix concerning the Claims Released By The Class. However, you will not get the benefit described above.
To receive your benefit, you must register by June 26, 2006 as described above in Option 1. You will not receive any other reminders to register for the benefit. If you have registered for the benefit and your eligibility is confirmed, then you will be provided additional information by email following the Effective Date as defined in the Amended Settlement Agreement.
To get more information about the settlement and procedures, and to take options 1 or 3, visit
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Option 3. Exclude Yourself From the Class To exclude yourself from the class, you must mail a letter by June 26, 2006.. See Section VII.B. of the Amended Long Form Notice at www.netflix.com/settlement for information about the required contents of the letter and the mailing address. By excluding yourself, you preserve your right to bring a lawsuit against Netflix concerning the Claims Released By The Class. However, you will not get the benefit described above.
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We are in break even mode not winning not losing will know more thursday with conference call.May start to creep up tue or wed we will see in big on these prices.glta
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We'll see. Dillution is still hitting the price that's why we haven't climbed yet. But they gotta let it go eventually. i dont think the conference call will make it go up, but it'll tell us when it should.
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Im thinking good news on the way.imo 18th we rock, its time.
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I'm not in this stock, but I've been following the thread. When I read the news you posted about the military discount, I went ahead and signed up for a subscription last night and put some items in my "queque". Apparently, I already have one Xbox game and one movie on its way to me today.
How many of you who own the stock actually subscribe to GZFX? Have you found it is a good service? Do they have a good selection (I am on the free trial right now, so I don't get to see the entire selections)? Do your tapes and games come with little or no wait?
I'm telling you, that little blurb about the military discount is going to get them tons of new subscriptions as the word gets out. They will even ship to military APO's/FPO's.
Now if they are a reputable company that can process the orders in a timely manner and keep the customers happy, you could be seeing green!
Jo Military spouse
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I subscribe, i live in Jersey so all my movies come from Massachusetts. takes about 2 days to get my games.
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I subscribe to the service and also have shares in the company. The service is excellent when I order videos. i see this stock starting to rise.
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Im not too sure if this is gonna be a good longh termer like we all expected. Prob get our quick rises here and there but it'll be awhile before it's worth "investing" IMO
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The service, selection, ship time, etc is irrelevant. The fact is, more dilution is occurring because of financial strain thus the PPS will stay below .01. Until they start showing a profit, they have nothing to offer.
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It's true though. Stocks, especially penny stocks don't care about how a company's service is doing, they just care about surprises and realy good financial improvements (not so much). In other words, crazy news. But when they dillute, it can't go anywhere. People just buy into the extra shares instead of move the price.
I just got some shares filled at .0085. Got more lower buys set as the price goes down. Eventually it's gonna turn around
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guess ill have to add some here what the heck why not this stock always has surprised me
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Hope Chips got good news. 10AM WEB CAST-5-18-06
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spike up are spike right though the heart.
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Whats going on? Just checked, down 20%. What happened at the webcast? Someone please post a summary.
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