Netflix to End DVD Subscription Service and Transition to Streaming-Only Subscriptions
Netflix has introduced that it’ll ship out its final DVD on September 29, transitioning present DVD subscribers to streaming-solely subscriptions.
On Tuesday, Netflix introduced that it could end its DVD subscription, which allowed customers to lease DVDs through the mail system.
Based on August 29, 1997, Netflix began as a mail-based mostly rental system for DVDs. Customers would obtain a DVD within the mail, watch it, after which return the DVD through a pay as you go envelope.
It wasn’t till a decade later, in 2007, that the corporate would introduce streaming media and video-on-demand.
Now, the corporate is ending its 25-year-lengthy DVD subscription service. Netflix will ship out its closing purple envelope on September 29, and subscribers may have till October 27 to return any discs of their possession.
