Weekend Special Offer:
We are offering a unique 50% discount on all titles, including exclusive pre-orders only titles, from our FB Shop (Shop our Films) until Sunday 10th midnight.
Credit Card payments accepted.
Use this code to get the discount:
UMEVTIBWFXX0
"Shop our films” tab is right under our cover photo or you can click the APPS tab on the left side of this page.(Important: You can use this code only when buying form our FB shop. This code will not work if you by directly form our website. Unfortunately our FB store is not yet Phone friendly)Have a nice weekend.Enjoy!

https://www.facebook.com/RaroVideo-1...0312912374011/

Some of their Blus can be had for as little as $5.50 - that's insane!

Thanks SterlingBen for posting.I own both Fernando Di Leo collections,still sealed.

Looks like Kino has the rights to Shoot First Die Later (Remastered) on Blu-ray.
$9 on Amazon.

When is the code entered? Can't find a place to enter the code??

When you checkout from the FB page, there's a place in the upper right side.

I take it this is Facebook ONLY? I DESPISE companies that do that; a lot of potential customers (including me) are left out.

Yeah, I know. I don't prefer doing business via FB. However, you could create a facebook account just for doing business with all FB companies who do this. Might be worth the convenience and some good deals.

When you click on their facebook page.
Make sure you click SHOP ARE FILMS towards the top of page.

That will show you Raro FB shop and you should see the prices and movies.
Add all the films you want to cart.
Once you hit check out,on the right side of page is A box to enter code.

Used paypal,just easier for me.Shipping was $3.50 for 6 movies.
I think it was $2.50 for 1 to 2 or 3 movies.

Since you point this out seemingly nearly every time Facebook is mentioned with regards to a sale, if that last bit was really true -- and if Raro really felt it was true -- they would stop limiting their sales to their Facebook store. But they never do. Clearly the exclusivity works for them, and I'm happy to have picked up nearly their entire catalog entirely via these amazing sales without ever giving Facebook squat to work with!

As DVD Polizei and others have suggested over the years, it's ridiculously simple to set up a very basic FB account strictly for the purpose of these sales. Fears of them mining your data -- when you can actually choose how much you give them, if any -- sure seem to cost you some decent savings.


EDIT: Just placed a successfully-discounted order on April 10, so as in previous years the sale actually extends beyond the advertised dates. Nice.

They said weekend and I thought it was the 8th when I posted... but it was the ninth so that one was me....

Adding in to what Brian said, just make a fucking fake account and stop whining about this. Setting up an account takes 30 seconds, and you don't have to reveal a single piece of information about yourself.

I don't like it either, but I would guess Raro isn't really set up as a company to handle their own storefront in a volume sale.

Speaking of Raro's Blu-rays, I don't trust their Blu-ray pressings. I've had three BDs go bad on me that looked cosmetically perfect out of thousands. Two of them were from Raro Video.