Red Envelope Madness!

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Netflix one month trial cards--UPDATED

Instead of just emailing me with a special code for a one month trial, to share with my friends and family, I received a snail-mail from Netflix yesterday, which contains two one month trial cards to give out. The mailer looks like a regular red Netflix envelope, except a bit smaller, and made of card stock. Each trial card has a unique identification number, and is made of laminated cardstock. If you got one of these in the mail, could you send me a scan, so I can post it here? (My scanner is on loan to a friend, so I can't bring you a photo of this.)

UPDATE: HackingNetflix has posted a photo. Thanks Mike!

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4 Comments:

  • At 5/26/2007 3:18 PM, Blogger grama1942 said…

    The little card works. I've emailed family (that worked) and friends (didn't work). I've given the tear-off offer on the red envelope (didn't work). Now I tried the little card and my friends took it gladly. It's a great offer and IT DOESN'T LOOK CHEAP.

     
  • At 5/30/2007 8:34 AM, Blogger Becky said…

    Yes, I think it's great! I gave both of mine to family members. I know one of them has signed up already.

     
  • At 5/23/2008 4:56 PM, Blogger TurboFox said…

    You can use mine I have 3, they expire June 15,2008. First used gets them. Go to www.netflix.com/tellafriend
    and enter priority code(s):
    M72679040455
    M75672040485
    M74677040475

     
  • At 4/22/2009 8:42 PM, Blogger lijialefw said…

    Why was there no follow on bankruptcy then? The bailout of AIG FP went to (wow power leveling) hedge funds that bound credit swaps on Lehman failing or others betting on rating (wow power leveling) declines. AIG has drained over 100 billion from the government. Which had to go to (wow power leveling) those who bet on failures and downgrades. Many of whom (power leveling)were hedge funds. I-banks that had offsetting swaps needed the money from the AIG bailout or they would have been caught. Its an (wow powerleveling) insiders game and it takes just a little bit too much time for most people to think (wow gold) through where the AIG 100 billion bailout money went to, hedge funds and players, many of whom hire from the top ranks of DOJ, Fed, Treasury, CAOBO

     

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