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BobO'Link 09-19-16 07:39 PM

Re: Amazon discounts and deals on Blu-ray
 
^It's been my experience that if it was purchased from a MP seller and "Fulfilled by Amazon" all they'll do is a return/refund. To get a replacement you'd have to order it again. BUT if it was *sold* by Amazon they'll do a replacement, usually sending it out before you return the defective unit.

DJariya 09-19-16 07:45 PM

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Thanks. Yup, I'm sending it back. It was definitely supposed to be new product, but honestly it looked like someone sat on it and kicked it around.

I opted to have the amount credited back to my Amazon account instead. Once I dropped it off at UPS, I received the credit e-mail right away.

Classic Films 09-21-16 12:30 PM

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"Chuck" the complete series $39.99.

https://www.amazon.com/Chuck-Season-...omplete+series

Deal of the Day

Cellar Door 09-21-16 12:42 PM

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Awesome--I've been waiting for that to drop in price. Thanks for the heads-up!

fujishig 09-21-16 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Classic Films (Post 12904116)
"Chuck" the complete series $39.99.

https://www.amazon.com/Chuck-Season-...omplete+series

Deal of the Day

Is there really no episode select menu like one review states? You can only "play all?"

mh4268 09-21-16 10:29 PM

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Loved Chuck when it aired, I had to purchase it. I wish it had UV though.

davidh777 09-21-16 11:01 PM

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I have the single seasons (except for one on DVD, which is annoying but someone gave it to me), and they have episode select. I don't have the complete set but I'd have thought they'd use the same discs.

Bummer about UV. :(

mwbmis 09-22-16 02:14 PM

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As memory serves, the episode select is annoying as it defaults to the first episode on the disc and then you have go back to episode menu to select the episode you want.

Why So Blu? 09-23-16 09:08 AM

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High Noon is back to $16.99. Had to scoop it up. Everyone is saying it's a reference disc.

Spiderbite 09-23-16 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by mattysemo247 (Post 12899887)
Someone here said before to choose the Prime Pantry once and then the digital credit will start showing up again. It worked for me and I haven't seen it again since and it's been at least a couple months now.

Just wanted to say thanks for the tip. I tried it on my last order and selected the pantry crap. Then I just bought something today and they gave me the $1 digital option. Yah! Wish I had know to do that trick months ago.

mattysemo247 09-23-16 10:16 AM

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Glad it worked :thumbsup:

I think it's their way to try and push Prime Pantry. I think it's only a one time credit, then they have nothing else to offer than the digital credits again.

Trevor 09-23-16 10:30 AM

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I'm in the opposite camp right now, wishing I had a pantry credit. Lots of ~ $1 items in the free shipping section, so with a pantry credit you can get stuff for nearly free.

Cardsfan111 09-23-16 03:28 PM

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I don't choose the pantry credit when it comes up. In fact, I avoided buying something recently when I noticed it was an option. Bought a cheap book today. The $1 digital credit had returned.

I bring this up to say I'm not sure there really is a pattern to it.

davidh777 09-23-16 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mattysemo247 (Post 12905760)
I think it's their way to try and push Prime Pantry. I think it's only a one time credit, then they have nothing else to offer than the digital credits again.

No doubt they're raising awareness of PP, but they COULD offer the credits again, or even a $1 PP credit like digital. My guess it that Trevor's the only person who redeems those, so they decided not to keep pushing them after the initial offer. :)

BobO'Link 09-23-16 08:08 PM

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Trevor's not the only one. I, too, redeem them using the "Buy 5 selected get free shipping" offer to take an additional $6 off the total. The last time I got them I used 3 or 4 that way and had $5.99 totals for each order (that's the lowest total I was able to obtain this time - a few months back I got several orders almost free after applying the credits). Got some good deals that way, but I'd still rather have the digital credits.

OldBoy 09-23-16 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Cardsfan111 (Post 12905990)
I don't choose the pantry credit when it comes up. In fact, I avoided buying something recently when I noticed it was an option. Bought a cheap book today. The $1 digital credit had returned.

I bring this up to say I'm not sure there really is a pattern to it.

I've made several purchases recently. Pantry is all that comes up for me. I keep selecting it but never get the digital option...

Spiderbite 09-23-16 11:59 PM

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Can some one you advise what you use the pantry credit for? I think the discussion still works within the "bargain" realm of this thread. I just have no idea what to use it for or how it would benefit me.

Decker 09-24-16 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Spiderbite (Post 12906338)
Can some one you advise what you use the pantry credit for? I think the discussion still works within the "bargain" realm of this thread. I just have no idea what to use it for or how it would benefit me.

It's like for grocery and cleaning stuff. Shipping isn't usually free but rather a flat rate for a big box you can fill up. There are currently a couple of promotions for free shipping if you buy certain items.

https://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sd_allcat_prime_pantry?ie=UTF8&node=7301146011

Trevor 09-24-16 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Spiderbite (Post 12906338)
Can some one you advise what you use the pantry credit for? I think the discussion still works within the "bargain" realm of this thread. I just have no idea what to use it for or how it would benefit me.

Just to slightly expand on what Decker said, Prime Pantry is a part of their grocery section with a usual $5.99 charge for shipping per box. Groceries are a huge area for Amazon, there are thousands and thousands of items available.

I think the slow shipping credits for pantry were introduced as a way to cover the shipping and introduce people to that service.

But they already promotions in that department where shipping is free if you buy 5 or more items from a select list of several hundred items. The items are broken down by category, and just like a grocery store prices vary from less than $1 and up.

I usually end up buying things like rice side dishes and packs of gum that are around $1 each, and end up getting it all for close to free. Or sometimes they even have decent prices on a wide range of food and household products. Many items have coupons too.

Some months, we buy more groceries from Amazon than DVDs.

BobO'Link 09-24-16 01:23 PM

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^Yeah, I purchase groceries/snacks as well. But after a few poorly boxed items I now limit what we purchase. Canned goods have arrived severely dented, chips arrive looking like they were used for basketball practice (even when there was nothing in the box but chips), chips were used as padding for 12 packs of soda(!?!? - yeah... got a reshipment on those). I now mostly purchase "boxed" items which have less of a chance of shipment damage.

Why So Blu? 09-24-16 01:31 PM

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Guys, let's get back to bargains and move the pantry/digital credits over to another thread or something.

Trevor 09-24-16 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Why So Blu? (Post 12906564)
Guys, let's get back to bargains and move the pantry/digital credits over to another thread or something.

I'm pretty sure we're done, but buy a $5 blu-ray and get $6 of free groceries seems like a bargain to me.

laidbacklarkin 09-24-16 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Why So Blu? (Post 12906564)
Guys, let's get back to bargains and move the pantry/digital credits over to another thread or something.

Agree, its annoying to see numerous thread bumps only to find groceries being discussed in a media thread.

Pet Semetary is $4.99 (been this price for a while in recent weeks)
https://www.amazon.com/Pet-Sematary-.../dp/B00AEFYUW0

Why So Blu? 09-24-16 10:42 PM

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It is now $9.99 for "pre-order."

whotony 09-24-16 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Why So Blu? (Post 12906875)
It is now $9.99 for "pre-order."

What is?


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