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You know those Redbox machines that offer $1 videos? You've probably seen them in the grocery store, Walmart, etc. Are these a good deal, or should they be avoided like the Coinstar machines should be avoided?
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I love them it's easy to just pick a movie and watch it.
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Another $1/day until you hit $25 then you own the movie. Also you can check online if they have it available to rent before you go there.
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I use them about once a month. If you look online, you can get promo codes for free movies.
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I like redbox too. Never have had a problem
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Are the movies current and the latest ones out? I've seen one similiar to it in Publix supermarket but I don't think that it is called Redbox.
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I've now used Redbox and love it. I normally can buy something in the grocery store as well. It's a good deal, although if it's far away the gas might be the problem.
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I have one right down the street in a 24-hour supermarket. The selection isn't quite what you would get with a Netflix or Blockbuster, but they have most of the latest movies. I find it to be quite a deal. If you watch lots of movies however, or want movies other than those that are somewhat recent, than Netflix or Blockbuster would be the way to go.
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