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Netflix to Mail Final Red Envelope This Week, Ending DVD Subscription Business

Netflix will mail its last DVDs this week in the company’s signature red envelopes — ending the original business that jumpstarted the streaming company 25 years ago.

The first movie shipped was “Beetlejuice” .

Netflix plans to shutter its DVD division on Friday.

At its height, Netflix was the Postal Service’s fifth-largest customer, operating 58 shipping facilities and 128 shuttle locations that allowed Netflix to serve 98.5 percent of its customer base with one-day delivery.

Netflix launched its streaming service in 2007.

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