How to Return Netflix Movies
By John Papiewski
Updated September 22, 2017
Netflix movies arrive at your door in a special envelope that converts into a postage-paid return mailer. When you are finished watching a movie, you send it back to Netflix in the mailer. Netflix also accepts movie discs returned in a standard padded mailer should you lose the one in which it came.
With Netflix Envelope
Place Disc in Inner Sleeve
Slip the movie disc into the white inner sleeve in which it arrived.
Open Netflix Mailer
Fold the Netflix mailer open, revealing the inner pocket. Slide the video and sleeve into the pocket.
Tear on Dashed Line
Fold and tear along the dashed line marked Tear Here. The mailer has a short flap with a covered adhesive strip.
Seal the Mailer
Pull off the protective strip from the adhesive on the flap. Fold the flap over onto the right edge of the mailer to seal the DVD inside, then drop the mailer into your local mailbox.
Tips
Netflix mailers come postage-paid; there is no need to put a stamp on the mailer.
Without Netflix Envelope
Obtain a Mailer
Obtain a padded mailer large enough to accommodate a movie disc. Use a standard #0 mailer or larger for DVD and Blu-ray discs.
Place Disc in Inner Sleeve
Put the movie disc into its white sleeve.
Put Sleeve Into Mailer
Put the sleeved disc into the padded mailer.
Tips
The white inner sleeve has a bar code with your account information so when Netflix receives it they can update your account accordingly. If the inner sleeve is damaged or missing, include a note with the disc that gives your name and Netflix account email address.
Write Address on Mailer
Write the Netflix movie return address on the padded mailer as follows:
Netflix
P.O. Box 49021
San Jose, California 95161-9959
Add Postage
Place enough postage on the padded mailer to pay for its return to Netflix by weighing it at your local post office.
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Writer Bio
Chicago native John Papiewski has a physics degree and has been writing since 1991. He has contributed to "Foresight Update," a nanotechnology newsletter from the Foresight Institute. He also contributed to the book, "Nanotechnology: Molecular Speculations on Global Abundance."