For many, having a PC and Internet means lots of movies at dirt cheap prices. All you want for under $15 a month. More or less. Netflix for awhile was the best deal anywhere. And more competition is coming on line. The above tile was published on the link below:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1043081-netflix-competitive-battle-heats-up

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The first PIECE of news was that billionaire Carlos Slim is taking his aim at Netflix.
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$6 a month for unlimited viewing. OBVIOUSLY, this service won't have the content library that Netflix does, as per the cost.
For $8 a month, you get the streaming package plus four Redbox credits a month to USE on DVD rentals. Credits won't roll over, and expire at the end of each month. Users can use the mobile app or website to reserve the DVD.
Just like Amazon (AMZN), a video on demand service is available for access to newer TITLES. You can rent or purchase other content, starting at $0.99.
The service will initially be available on the web, Android and IOS devices, the Xbox 360 and select Samsung TVs and Blu-ray players. Customers can register up to five devices to use the service.
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