[QUOTE="Mau-Justice"] I run into the same mailing problems with Netflix as well. It's inevitable sending expensive Games/DVD's through the mail with a label saying, "Netflix/Gamefly Valuables steal me please". So that's a little expected.
Last question: It still sounds appealing, as I'll be picking games that are a little older. Shouldn't really be stock problems, but is it true that it takes a week to get you a game? I'm used to Netflix, takes about 3 days total for me to send them back and have the next movies in the mail which is pretty good.
If it takes 2 weeks out of the month just getting 2 games back and forth to you, that would make the monthly payment look like a bad deal.
Making_Pudding
Here's the deal: GameFly has (I think) three shipping centers. One in California, one in Pennsylvania, and another in Florida. I believe they just added a new one for the midwest, but I'm not exactly sure which state it is on.
I live in Miami, FL, so the shipping times are awesome.
GameFly has a deal set up with USPS called FastReturn. Let's say you put your game in the mail today and a carrier takes it. USPS lets GameFly know that the game is on it's way and the next game in your list is sent your way the very next day. Me, being in the same state as a shipping center, it takes two days to recieve my games, so it's worth it to me.
The 4th shipping center is in Texas.
Their shipping procedure makes no sense to me though. I live in Wisconsin and still get my games shipped from California.:? It all depends on where you live as to how fast you'll get games delivered.
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