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4 comments:
Peerflix is cool. But, SwitchDiscs.com looks to be a lot better.
I like Peerflix. It is hard to get popular movies, because there is a limited supply that has to make its way around. But it is a great way to get some obscure titles very cheaply.
Thanks for blogging about Peerflix.com!
Supply continues to grow as we now have 250,000+ DVDs in circulation on the network. At just $0.99 per trade, we allow consumers to receive DVDs at a fraction of the cost of rental services.
Check out the Peerblog for daily updates about the company - blog.peerflix.com.
How about trying a different dvd trading site with a different business model?
Flickflop (www.flickflop.com) is the newest way to trade your used DVD movies. Users trade against FlickFlop's growing inventory of movies, simplifying the trade selection by offering the movies that they can trade for depending on their DVD, their movie genre preferences and trading history.
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