Netflix Undergrounder, Michael Cader, just reported that Netflix seems to have a unique six-DVD version of Oz: The Complete Fourth Season while every other company has a version of Oz: The Complete Fourth Season that contains three double-sided DVDs.
Why does Netflix have an edition with twice as many DVDs? Does Netflix have some special expanded edition? Has Netflix intentionally arranged to have the standard three-DVD set spread out over six DVDs?
This is an important issue because, if Netflix intentionally doubles the number of DVDs for any given multi-DVD set, Netflix can make you use up twice as many of your allotted monthly rental slots to view that set.
Have you noticed Netflix inflating any other multi-DVD sets? If so, this may be Netflix’s newest tactic.
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UPDATES:
Without a Trace: The Complete First Season
Normal = 4 DVDs : Netflix = 7 DVDs
The West Wing - The Complete Third Season
Normal = 4 DVDs : Netflix = 7 DVDs
Dallas - The Complete First and Second Seasons
Normal = 5 DVDs : Netflix = 10 DVDs
Miami Vice - Season One
Normal = 3 DVDs : Netflix = 6 DVDs
Quantum Leap: The Complete Second Season
Normal = 3 DVDs : Netflix = 6 DVDs
Quantum Leap: The Complete Third Season
Normal = 3 DVDs : Netflix = 6 DVDs
Kojak - Season One
Normal = 3 DVDs : Netflix = 6 DVDs
The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries - Season One
Normal = 2 DVDs : Netflix = 4 DVDs
The Dukes of Hazzard - The Complete Second Season
Normal = 4 DVDs : Netflix = 8 DVDs
The Dukes of Hazzard - The Complete Third Season
Normal = 4 DVDs : Netflix = 8 DVDs
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3/29/2005
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