PeerFlix - Online DVD Swap program
July 21, 2005 | Filed in: leisure, life, review

PeerFlix, now this is another refreshing idea. Swap DVD online… huh? You may ask, this is how it works.

Keep what you receive. You own them.
You own what you receive. That means you can keep them as long as you like or trade them again. There will never be any late fees.
Our network is growing fast
Peerflix is growing at a fast rate. Our selection of titles grows with every new subscriber. Click Browse, and check our ‘DVDs Available Now’ section daily to see new DVDs that our members have recently added and that are available now.
Membership fees.
Peerflix will ALWAYS be one of the lowest cost ways to watch DVDs. With Peerflix, you Pay as you go for 99� per trade. There are No hidden charges, No contracts.
Cancellation
You can easily cancel your membership anytime, online, 24 hours a day. There are no cancellation fees, no commitments and no 800 numbers to call.
Free Mailers
Once you sign up, we will rush you at least 4 mailers that you use to send your DVDs on to your peers. When you get low, we will automatically send you more.
Peerflix PeerSafe Protection
All members are protected by the Peerflix PeerSafe protection program. This means you can trade DVDs that you own, worry free. We will credit you for any DVD that is lost, stolen or damaged, subject to the Terms Of Use.
FREE DVD Promotion!!!
As your sign up gift, you will receive one free DVD from Peerflix once you fully activate your account. You will have a chance to select the specific title you’d like to receive when you complete your risk-free trial offer.

Its like swapping DVD with your friends, and in this case, it would cost you 99c for every swap. Its not a bad idea, if you come to think of it, purchase one Original DVD, and then swap it away for movies that you want to watch, and just keep on swapping. It is much cheaper than renting. Is this the end of Hollywood videos or Blockbuster videos?? Is there such a service for video or computer games? Now that is an entrepreneuring idea..

Well, this service is currently only running in US, I wonder how does the copyright laws applies on swaping media, we already know we cannot swap music online.. How is this different I wonder….

On this day..