Who besides me will sorely miss Netflix's DVD service?

I dropped that service about 15 years ago.
I was an early DVD ripper and spent my service offering with NetFlix and Blockbuster to make copies for my own library (shhh). Many are on Blue-ray format.
I have +1000 movies in my own collection. AMC Top 100, Academy Award winners, my own fav’s, etc

Me. I will. Sometimes I can find the odd Indy at the library, but this is a sad thing. I wonder if they will be selling their inventory?

I was an early subscriber to the service & I dropped out early on as well. Once streaming became a thing, I found that a lot more convenient. I prefer old movies to this newer crap that’s coming out now days. I can stream many of those for free on Amazon, so I dropped my Netflix streaming about a year ago. All they seemed to offer was their Netflix Originals & I found those boring. When I started paying attention, I discovered that I was going months at a time without ever logging on & still paying their premium fee. Roku offered me another more interesting channel that cost less so I dropped Netflix & I signed up with them.

Actually, I had not heard that Netflix was stopping their DVD service. It’s been so long since I last used it that I won’t even notice when it’s gone.

I also gave up the DVD service quite a while ago. I have three streaming channels – Netflix, Amazon and Apple+. I do love old movies and since I still have cable, I can view many of them on the TCM channel. You might look into that. There is also a Criterion streaming service that I believe carries a lot of classic movies and maybe indie ones. And as @canidmajor says, there are a surprising number of new and older movies at the library.

I think it’s sad, though I admit I haven’t been using it.

Netflix has gotten worse and worse about the variety they stream, and their UI.

However, their original content is great.

I dropped the DVD subscription circa 2007. It was wonderful while it lasted. I like old movies and almost every title I could dream of was available.

The library has become my DVD source. For streaming I use Amazon, with occasional rentals from Apple and Google.

I had no idea that they had been still delivering DVD’s. Thought they shut that down years ago

I haven’t watched any DVD’s in a long time. I have a DVD player but it’s not plugged in.

So, @Jeruba, I guess only you and me.

I often forgot they still even had it. You don’t hear about it anymore really. No I won’t miss it, but I do still miss the traditional movie rental stores.

We’ve had it for years. Get movies not available on Netflix streaming or Amazon Prime. Looks like our movie $ will go to another streaming service.