Odd Experience With Netflix

[Tech_Disney]

Hey all, just to forewarn you, I'm not asking for advice, so please don't give it. Anyway, here's my story...

About a week ago, Netflix sent me my copy of LA Story, like they were supposed to. Then, today, I got an e-mail from them saying they had recieved LA Story, and asked for my rating for it. I never got the movie, so I wondered how they could have gotten the movie back already.

Have any of you had a similar experience, or another silly story about Netflix you would like to share?

[The Mad Hatter]

About a week ago, Netflix sent me my copy of LA Story, like they were supposed to. Then, today, I got an e-mail from them saying they had recieved LA Story, and asked for my rating for it. I never got the movie, so I wondered how they could have gotten the movie back already.

You mean they said they sent it online, but you never got it?

[tabacco]

Sounds like maybe USPS did a 'return to sender' on it for some reason? Wouldn't be the first irrational crazy thing I've seen them do with some of my mail

[Tech_Disney]

You mean they said they sent it online, but you never got it?

yes, but they actually did send it. I'm almost positive that what tobacco said is what happened, I just think it's really funny that I got an e-mail saying they sent my DVD, then about a week later they sent me another e-mail saying they recieved my DVD and asked how I liked it.

[AO*]

never had that problem. is it possible someone in your family watched it and returned it without you knowing or a neighbor stealing your mail?

[Tech_Disney]

I'm a single guy living in a dorm. I guess theoretically, my roommate could have done it, or the people who distribute our mail, but i prefer to blame the complete idiots at the post office

[dramaqueen]

I hate to think of the post office guys as idiots, but my disc 2 of arrested development was cracked when I tried to watch it the other day, so I had to send it back. So maybe they are idiots after all.