Saw some stellar deals. Stellar meaning 20% cheaper than any other seller on some items.

http://www.inetvideo.com/

Also use code "USA15" on orders of more than 35 to get 15% off

Code "EARTHDAY" to get 10% of $25 or more

Most titles already get "Sorry, this product is currently unavailable"
King's Speech is still available, and Company Men. Those are the only two I clicked on which were actually still available...

Yeh, I saw a few The Office seasons and a couple other but maybe someone will grab something they need.

I grabbed the Lost in Translation/Eternal Sunshine double pack and a few others.

I hate paying for shipping, but I had to buy Black Sheep since it hasn't been released here. $5.50 total isn't too bad.

Is this:
http://www.inetvideo.com/products/th...son-1st-boxset

the same as this:
http://www.amazon.com/Outer-Limits-N...e+outer+limits

These are not great prices. After FoxConnect, it is going to have to be pretty spectacular for me to bite.

And I've said this before, their shipping is ridiculous for an online site. The way they charge so much for each additional purchase, you'd think that you were buying off eBay.

This site is basically a Canadian company that sells a lot of media intended for the Canadian market to America. Since Canada often has different licensing deals and distribution deals than American releases, they occasionally offer attractive deals on Canadian overstock.

I know. I've bought from them before. I just don't understand a company that charges postage like they do: 2.50 for the first and 2nd item, 1.50 each extra. It's ridiculous. They ship from the U.S., so they could offer a flat rate instead of this eBay-type postage pricing. It's so bad, half their coupons are percentages off SHIPPING.

And if you want to trade in or sell anything you buy from Inetvideo, be prepared for problems. The Canadian UPCs don't match those in the US so places like FYE won't take them, and at a garage sale people will be scared to buy stuff with French on the cover unless you practically give it away.

Many years ago I bought some BDs from Inetvideo, and when I got my batch and half were Canadian BDs and I learned I couldn't get rid of them, I said no more. So, if you buy anything from them, be sure you want to keep it forever.

No. The new version of The Outer Limits premiered on Showtime, and some of the episodes contain nudity and swearing. They shot alternate, cleaner scenes for later syndication on commercial television and sales overseas. The Canadian set has the syndication versions, whereas the American one has the Showtime versions, plus some extras which are sadly not included on the Canadian set.

Having said this, I've ordered both seasons 2 and 3 from this company, and season 2 took four days to arrive when I ordered it a few months ago. Season 3 is currently $9.99 and my order hasn't shipped yet.