whats worth buying at amazon.co.uk?
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As pointed out in a previous thread http://just4fun.ipfox.com/freebies/b...cheapdvds.html contains a list of all cheap dvds at amazon.
I bought one or two at 9.99
These were
The Iron Giant
JFK
Post whats worth buying.
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I bought one or two at 9.99
These were
The Iron Giant
JFK
Post whats worth buying.
Thanks
p
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Vacation is 9.99
https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...652824-8858015
From www.play247.com
Special Features
Interactive Menus, Scene Access
Language in Mono: English / French / Italian
Subtitles: English / French / Italian / Dutch / Arabic / Spanish / Portuguese / English and Italian for the hearing impaired
Widescreen 1,85:1
94 mins Approx.
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...652824-8858015
From www.play247.com
Special Features
Interactive Menus, Scene Access
Language in Mono: English / French / Italian
Subtitles: English / French / Italian / Dutch / Arabic / Spanish / Portuguese / English and Italian for the hearing impaired
Widescreen 1,85:1
94 mins Approx.
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by ElNino:
That list hasn't been updated since December 10th. Does anyone know of a similar site to DVDPriceSearch for Region 2 DVDs which lets you search by price range per store?<HR>
Just to say that the pages mentioned have now been updated so that they will be online either later today or by first-light tomorrow ... although today is more likely.
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Pete:
A 'new additions' feature has requested before and although technically a possibility it would require a reasonable amount of development time because the data that is pulled from the Amazon site isn't actually archived locally when the updated pages are generated. Thus, the current scripts have no way of knowing what is 'new' plus there are other issues such as when a DVD changes price and (say) moves from the £9.99 page to the £12.99 page is it then a "new addition" or not? These issues have kept such a feature from being developed and there are no current plans to do so unfortunately. Sorry.
pmwhelan:
The update did go ahead. I haven't looked for national lampoon's but if it is not there then it either didn't get transferred across or somehow it fell through the cracks. (?!) My reference was that the Jaws DVD (on sale at £14.99) appeared on the appropriate page as did a number of other newly discounted titles. Again, sorry for a lack of perfection but that 'last 5%' is the time we don't really have to develop and refine the scripts further.
Thanks for the above feedback though - these are good issues to raise and do give us things to consider for the future.
Best wishes,
Mark.
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A 'new additions' feature has requested before and although technically a possibility it would require a reasonable amount of development time because the data that is pulled from the Amazon site isn't actually archived locally when the updated pages are generated. Thus, the current scripts have no way of knowing what is 'new' plus there are other issues such as when a DVD changes price and (say) moves from the £9.99 page to the £12.99 page is it then a "new addition" or not? These issues have kept such a feature from being developed and there are no current plans to do so unfortunately. Sorry.
pmwhelan:
The update did go ahead. I haven't looked for national lampoon's but if it is not there then it either didn't get transferred across or somehow it fell through the cracks. (?!) My reference was that the Jaws DVD (on sale at £14.99) appeared on the appropriate page as did a number of other newly discounted titles. Again, sorry for a lack of perfection but that 'last 5%' is the time we don't really have to develop and refine the scripts further.
Thanks for the above feedback though - these are good issues to raise and do give us things to consider for the future.
Best wishes,
Mark.
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