[ajainy]

Is it only me, who thinks, this letter might be FAKE. Though it's professionally written but it doesn't look like real one. For example: three DOTs right after word doorstep. I tend to use multiple dots in my personal emails but even in office, talking to clients, using multiple dots, is not professional. How we can confirm, this is REAL letter not just nice job done faking it.

[alphakappa]

The three dots is the equivalent of an ellipsis. There's no reason for that to be unprofessional. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis

Now, random capitalization...

[mcherm]

The lack of any response from Netflix disclaiming the letter as a fake seems to speak volumes. Also http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/ellipsis.htm

[nhangen]

I'm not sure why you are getting downvoted, but I thought the same thing. Ellipses aside, it does not read like a letter written by an attorney.

[ajainy]

oh grammer nazis... :). I thought, it's only reddit. Point is, it doesn't look "legal" enough language. Again, I just have doubt on it's legality.