Huh? Have you rented from BBuster lately?

Maybe YOUR local BBuster edits movies, but here not only can I get uncut movies, I can get the UNRATED versions!!!!

Maybe you need to re-evaluate where you are getting your info from.

BTW – I’m not a big fan of BBuster, but I don’t like unfounded rumors either.

Blockbuster re-edits R-Rated movies to fit their owners christian moral standards.

Problem is, you need to read their full terms to understand the conditions, and make sure you meet all of them.

But the initial wording that most people read (below) gives folks the idea that a 2-week free trial is just that – a FREE trial.

Most people apply the use of the term “free trial” based on how they normally encounter this in every day life. Netflix applies it differently.

Is it illegal? No.

Is it misleading? I think so, based on my experience, and the input from others.

There are just too many people out there complaining about this for it to be a fluke.

So, my advice to everyone – plan on paying for the “free trial”, if you don’t sign up for their service. If you sign up to use Netflix afterwords, they’ll apply the “free” part of the trial.

“Your free 2 week Netflix membership will begin when you click on “Start Membership” during the registration process. Simply cancel anytime during your 2 week free membership, and you will not be charged. To cancel, click on “Your Account” and follow the simple cancellation instructions. If you are enjoying Netflix, do nothing and your membership will automatically continue at the monthly subscription rate for the plan you selected. The FREE Trial offer cannot be combined with any other offer. Limit one per household. First-time customers only. Valid payment method required. See Terms of Use for complete membership details.”