Red Box accepted movies which did not belong to them. This is a crime as far as I am concerned, no different than handing your Hollywood Video rentals to the clerk at Blockbuster, then after looking at them they realize they aren't theirs. What would happen if they refused to give them back to you? ...
Last month I rented from a kiosk near my home. I rented two movies, which I returned the following night. The first DVD I returned came back as successfully returned. When I attempted to return the second, I noticed the case was emptied. I soon realized I had put one disc on top of the other. ...
They stated used to donot return dvdis reted from them and that I was billed $52.44 for this despite the fact that I returned them, however they provide no type of bill once they are delivered. Don't hire from these folks. I've observed muliple grievances about that organization online for that ...
I applied to consider Red Container was excellent, actually suggesting it to all my firiends and household. Which was till they billed me not when but TWICE for dvdis that I most defnitely delivered. This is the way they run: -Hired DVD at shop, place in bank card -delivered dvd following day -8 ...
I rented and returned Bride Wars from a Red Box on the way to a friends house. I watched it and then returned it to that same Red Box on the way home. Twenty-six days later... I realize I've been charged $25 for not returning the DVD. I called in and the woman put me on hold for about ten minutes ...
I delivered a film to some Reddish Container in a Shop-Rite supermarket on March 24 at 8 pm, one-day after it had been hired. The equipment approved the DVD and that I believed anything was good. Eleven nights afterwards April 3 I obtained a contact stating the DVD had simply been delivered that ...