Suggestions for CD-Wow order?
06-14-03, 07:37 PM
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Suggestions for CD-Wow order?
I was thinking of taking advantage of CD-Wow's offer of free shipping and was wondering if anyone could suggest anything R2 that wouldn't be available in the US (or is a better version).
So far, I'm thinking of getting:
*Trainspotting 2-Disc SE
*28 Days Later
Also, where do they ship from? Are they a UK or HK company? I like some of their prices. Anyway....
Thanks in advance!
So far, I'm thinking of getting:
*Trainspotting 2-Disc SE
*28 Days Later
Also, where do they ship from? Are they a UK or HK company? I like some of their prices. Anyway....
Thanks in advance!
06-14-03, 07:54 PM
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HK company. Quite reliable.
If you're into english TV shows, I reccomend The HIgh Life, I'm Alan Partridge and Pheonix Nights, all of which I got from there.
The director's cut of Betty Blue? Got from CDWow.
Honk Kong Legends' Anamorphic The Killer.
Looking for a good, cheap film? Scum.
I don't know how much the Trainspotting SE is at CDwow right now, but Amazon.co.uk has it for 14.99 GBP, and they take off for VAT...
If you're into english TV shows, I reccomend The HIgh Life, I'm Alan Partridge and Pheonix Nights, all of which I got from there.
The director's cut of Betty Blue? Got from CDWow.
Honk Kong Legends' Anamorphic The Killer.
Looking for a good, cheap film? Scum.
I don't know how much the Trainspotting SE is at CDwow right now, but Amazon.co.uk has it for 14.99 GBP, and they take off for VAT...
06-15-03, 02:34 PM
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There is an affiliate link at the top of the page that benefits DVDTalk.com.
Please note that that link relates to the "UK" part of the store where R2 DVDs tend to predominate.
CD-Wow.net is the US variant where they seem to stock mostly R1 DVDs.
As someone else mentioned in an earlier thread, Cd-Wow.com.hk/ is the Hong Kong branch. You may need to use an online currency converter to check what you will be paying in local currency.
My CD-Wow experience is (shock horror) with CDs: they can be shipped from all over, including Hong Kong. My one DVD purchase from them so far I think came from Sweden.
Please note that that link relates to the "UK" part of the store where R2 DVDs tend to predominate.
CD-Wow.net is the US variant where they seem to stock mostly R1 DVDs.
As someone else mentioned in an earlier thread, Cd-Wow.com.hk/ is the Hong Kong branch. You may need to use an online currency converter to check what you will be paying in local currency.
My CD-Wow experience is (shock horror) with CDs: they can be shipped from all over, including Hong Kong. My one DVD purchase from them so far I think came from Sweden.
06-15-03, 07:37 PM
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Please note that that link relates to the "UK" part of the store where R2 DVDs tend to predominate.
CD-Wow.net is the US variant where they seem to stock mostly R1 DVDs.
Please note that that link relates to the "UK" part of the store where R2 DVDs tend to predominate.
CD-Wow.net is the US variant where they seem to stock mostly R1 DVDs.
06-16-03, 11:27 AM
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I cannot say what the ratio of US-based to non US-based DVD purchasers we have reading this forum but, clearly, if/when patronising CD-Wow, people should order from whichever of the three sites best suits their wallet and their aspirations: I would never suggest otherwise.
FWIW I can certainly recall having ordered CDs from the US "outlet" on occasion because the net exchange rate (after credit card conversion) and, more importantly, the base prices charged made it worth my while. One might imagine that this may, on occasion, happen in reverse.
My personal experience of having perused the three sites (mostly the US and UK ones) had been that the inventory displayed tended to mirror the DVD Region one might expect: the CD charts certainly used to relate respectively to the US and the UK although, having just checked, this no longer seems to be the case.
As far as I can work CD-Wow is almost a virtual company: there is a UK address and they use a variety of suppliers to supply each "outlet".
Caveat Emptor!
FWIW I can certainly recall having ordered CDs from the US "outlet" on occasion because the net exchange rate (after credit card conversion) and, more importantly, the base prices charged made it worth my while. One might imagine that this may, on occasion, happen in reverse.
My personal experience of having perused the three sites (mostly the US and UK ones) had been that the inventory displayed tended to mirror the DVD Region one might expect: the CD charts certainly used to relate respectively to the US and the UK although, having just checked, this no longer seems to be the case.
As far as I can work CD-Wow is almost a virtual company: there is a UK address and they use a variety of suppliers to supply each "outlet".
Caveat Emptor!
