Maximum Possible Rentals

1 Day Shipping

May 2006

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
 
1
ship
1
2
arrive
2
3
ship
3
4
arrive
4
5
ship
5
6
7
8
arrive
6
9
ship
7
10
arrive
8
11
ship
9
12
arrive
10
13
14
15
ship
11
16
arrive
12
17
ship
13
18
arrive
14
19
ship
15
20
21
22
arrive
16
23
ship
17
24
arrive
18
25
ship
19
26
arrive
20
27
28
29
holiday
 
30
ship
21
31
arrive
22
 
  1. First, Netflix does not ship on Saturdays or Sundays or holidays so those days are excluded.  For example, May 29, 2006 is a postal holiday.  After subtracting these days we are left with 22 shipping days.
  2. If it takes 1 business day for Netflix rentals to reach your home from your local distribution center then you should receive your rentals the next day.  For example, if Netflix ships your rentals on the 1st of the month you should receive them at your home by the 2nd.
  3. In this example, if you return your rentals as soon as you receive them on the 2nd, Netflix should receive them on the 3rd.  This cycle is repeated throughout the entire month.
  4. Add up all the days rentals are delivered to your home.  In this example there are 11 days.
  5. Multiply that number by your subscription plan for the total number of rental possible each month.  For example, if you had a 3-at-a-time subscription plan during May 2006, 33 is the maximum possible rentals in that month (3 x 11).

Although this model explains how someone could receive 33 rentals in 1 month, most subscribers will not experience this type of activity.  Subscribers will most likely keep their rentals at least 1 business day.  For example, someone returning from work at 5:00 pm will not be able to watch their rentals that arrived that day and return them to the post office before it closes.

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