any places to buy dvd's that accept paypal?

takingchase · 04-18-06, 03:20 PM

What are the best places that accept paypal to buy dvd's at?

marty888 · 04-18-06, 05:45 PM

The only major site that I think accepts Paypal is DVD Planet.

scott1598 · 04-18-06, 07:02 PM

inet does as well...

http://www.inetdvd.com/store/

wildeny · 04-18-06, 07:54 PM

BatemOnline
Not try it yet but heard good words from here.

Doc Moonlight · 04-18-06, 09:10 PM

Tower Records, Overstock and Buy.com all accept PayPal

echo1 · 04-18-06, 11:57 PM

Axelmusic does, they also have Free Worldwide Shipping.

speedy1961 · 04-19-06, 06:49 AM

Ebay sellers 'natch.

MarineCorps · 04-19-06, 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doc Moonlight

Tower Records, Overstock and Buy.com all accept PayPal

Overstock doesn't accept paypal anymore.

cseyer · 04-21-06, 09:41 AM

Buy.com accepts paypal. DVD prices vary sometimes they have good deals w/ free shipping.

Shagrath · 04-21-06, 09:57 AM

Is there a huge benefit from paying through paypal, other than having to wait for the money to clear to your bank and using those funds?

When you order something with paypal, are the funds taken immediately? I'd greatly prefer if places gave the option of paying for pre-orders up front. That way I wouldn't see the money sitting in my account and end up spending more than I should and then get screwed when my order ships.

Dave C · 04-21-06, 10:52 AM

Can't you just use the paypal debit card option which works anywhere they accept Mastercard that doesn't require the 3 digit security code?

I use it at Amazon all the time.

You may need to have a balance to do that, but you can transfer money in the same way you make a payment I think.

Colleen · 04-21-06, 11:05 AM

I personally don't want Paypal to have any access to my bank account, so when I end up with a balance (from selling on Ebay, etc), I use Paypal wherever possible to use it up. I never found a single option to get money out without registering a bank account. Perhaps the original poster is in the same situation.

wennma01 · 04-21-06, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave C

Can't you just use the paypal debit card option which works anywhere they accept Mastercard that doesn't require the 3 digit security code?

I use it at Amazon all the time.

You may need to have a balance to do that, but you can transfer money in the same way you make a payment I think.

this involves getting "verified" which means that you have to add a bank account...which i simply can't see doing

takingchase · 04-21-06, 08:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Colleen

I personally don't want Paypal to have any access to my bank account, so when I end up with a balance (from selling on Ebay, etc), I use Paypal wherever possible to use it up. I never found a single option to get money out without registering a bank account. Perhaps the original poster is in the same situation.

Indeed, that is exactly the situation I am in. I recently got some money from selling on ebay and rather than register a bank account with paypal I would prefer to use it up at places that accept it as payment.

Also a big thanks to all the stores everyone has listed for me. I never realized buy.com and dvdplanet accepted paypal. I'll probably be using up most of the cash at those places.

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wildeny Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 246	BatemOnline Not try it yet but heard good words from here.

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echo1 Cool New Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 38	Axelmusic does, they also have Free Worldwide Shipping.

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Shagrath DVD Talk Limited Edition Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 6,922	Is there a huge benefit from paying through paypal, other than having to wait for the money to clear to your bank and using those funds? When you order something with paypal, are the funds taken immediately? I'd greatly prefer if places gave the option of paying for pre-orders up front. That way I wouldn't see the money sitting in my account and end up spending more than I should and then get screwed when my order ships. __________________ My Library - DVDProfiler

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Dave C Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Southern NH Posts: 898	Can't you just use the paypal debit card option which works anywhere they accept Mastercard that doesn't require the 3 digit security code? I use it at Amazon all the time. You may need to have a balance to do that, but you can transfer money in the same way you make a payment I think.

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Colleen DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: May 2000 Location: Hamilton, VA USA Posts: 1,045	I personally don't want Paypal to have any access to my bank account, so when I end up with a balance (from selling on Ebay, etc), I use Paypal wherever possible to use it up. I never found a single option to get money out without registering a bank account. Perhaps the original poster is in the same situation.