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Old 02-28-05, 11:55 PM
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How much will Bambi SE be at Blockbuster, because they have the $5 credit per DVD

It's a good trade in deal, but is Bambi SE going to be $19.99 or do they PM stores like Best Buy, Target, Walmart?
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my guess is $21.99 but they may have it for $19.99
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... and they briefly did price-matching, but stopped months ago.
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Originally Posted by Dabaomb
my guess is $21.99 but they may have it for $19.99
what he said.
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Actually, a lot of titles in the same price range have been $19.99 for the first week, then go to $21.99, so I'm hoping that's the case with Bambi - still have too much $$ in credit to burn off.
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are they having a 7 freerental deal when you buy at $29.99 at any blockbuster. Not in mine.
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... and they briefly did price-matching, but stopped months ago.
more like years ago....I think that they stopped in early 2003.
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My local Blockbuster is selling it for $23.99. No wonder they never sell any dvds.
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I saw it for $22.99 at a local BBV store. I was tempted to use one of my giftcards I got from the earlier DVD trade in deal but not at that price.
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BB stopped price-matching a long time ago. At one BB, the price tag they had on Aladdin was $29.99!!!

I used some of my store credit to by The Fifth Element: Ultimate Edition. The cashier said he was wondering how quickly that title was going to be bought. I was tempted to say, "It would've been bought a whole lot sooner if it was $5 cheaper like it is at every other store."

Of course, I saw the regular edition of Ray being sold for $29.99 at Suncoast, so I wonder how the hell they ever sell any titles.
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Originally Posted by Legolas
BB stopped price-matching a long time ago. At one BB, the price tag they had on Aladdin was $29.99!!!

I used some of my store credit to by The Fifth Element: Ultimate Edition. The cashier said he was wondering how quickly that title was going to be bought. I was tempted to say, "It would've been bought a whole lot sooner if it was $5 cheaper like it is at every other store."

Of course, I saw the regular edition of Ray being sold for $29.99 at Suncoast, so I wonder how the hell they ever sell any titles.
Suncoast is a mall store where the average person shops for convenience not price.

Most ppl who buy DVDs buy 1-2 a month so they often don't go out seeking sale prices and are willing to pay full MSRP.
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and more than likely they just had not attatched the sale price tag...everything is tagged at msrp and yellow tags give the sale price

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