Here's why:
* No individual tracking: Redbox doesn't track individual movies. They only track the case and disc type.
* Barcode scanning: The kiosk scans the barcode on the case, not the movie itself. This ensures the correct type of disc is returned.
* No inspection: Redbox doesn't physically inspect the disc you return. They rely on the barcode scan and the return of the correct case.
However, there are some things to keep in mind:
* Damaged discs: If you damage the disc, Redbox may charge you for it.
* Lost or stolen discs: If you lose or steal a disc, you are responsible for paying the full replacement cost.
* Switching discs: It's technically possible to switch discs, but it's unethical and potentially illegal. If caught, you could face penalties.
In conclusion: Redbox relies on the honor system. You are responsible for returning the correct case and disc type. As long as you do that, you won't be charged for a different movie.