Cheapest Gilmore Girls S4?
09-21-05, 10:37 AM
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Cheapest Gilmore Girls S4?
I can get Gilmore Girls s4 from Coconuts.com on their current 10% off sale for a total (with tax & cheapest shipping) of $45. There's a $10 rebate coupon which lowers the price to $35.
DDD has it for $43, which will be $35 during their November 20% off sale, but I'd have to wait 2 months to get it that way.
Is there anywhere else that can come close to the $35 Coconuts price (so I won't have to deal with a rebate)? What's the likely price for this during the 1st week at the B&M stores?
DDD has it for $43, which will be $35 during their November 20% off sale, but I'd have to wait 2 months to get it that way.
Is there anywhere else that can come close to the $35 Coconuts price (so I won't have to deal with a rebate)? What's the likely price for this during the 1st week at the B&M stores?
09-21-05, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by ctowner1
Is there anywhere else that can come close to the $35 Coconuts price (so I won't have to deal with a rebate)? What's the likely price for this during the 1st week at the B&M stores?
09-21-05, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by dvd182
I'm going to guess $39.99 or $41.99 at either BB or CC. I wish it would be lower, but not counting on it. I think I've been a little too spoiled lately, getting Desperate Houswives at $24.99 and all. GG is a great show though, one that I don't mind spending a little extra cash on.
09-21-05, 01:06 PM
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ah..just noticed that DDD has lowered their price from $43 to $39. Has anyone studied DDD's pricing practices enough to know whether that price is just artificially low to compete with release week and whether it's likely to go back up in a few weeks (i.e. by the November sale)?
09-21-05, 08:59 PM
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ah..just noticed that DDD has lowered their price from $43 to $39. Has anyone studied DDD's pricing practices enough to know whether that price is just artificially low to compete with release week and whether it's likely to go back up in a few weeks (i.e. by the November sale)?
09-21-05, 10:46 PM
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39.99 at Costco (Last year they had a 12.00 off TV sets coupon on Black Friday/Day after Thanksgiving which would bring it down to 27.99 if they do it again this year.) 38.99 at Amazon probably 37.88 at my local Walmart (yeah yeah YMMV. Don't be so eager to be the first one to post this in a follow up comment. It's so f#%king annoying and truly makes you look like a no-life dipshit) I already have seasons 4 and 5 in avi. format on 2 dvds and a cd (for each season) I watched all 5 seasons this summer so I could get caught up. I'll be replacing seasons 4 and 5 with regular dvds as they come out. Yeah, I'm hooked. The dialogue on this show rocks! Every TV / Movie / Literary reference is fun and much appreciated. It's like a free trivia quiz in every episode.
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09-22-05, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Classic Films
If a customer calls DDD and tells them of a lower price at a US seller such as Amazon, they will lower their price to beat it. Once the other E-tailor raises its price, DDD generally does the same. Total price including shipping is used by DDD to determine price matching since DDD gives you option of free shipping.
09-22-05, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by ctowner1
So based on all that, can anyone make an educated guess as to whether the DDD price will rise between now and the November 20% off sale (assuming the sale happens)?
09-22-05, 01:14 PM
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ctowner1
I've edited my original post to avoid spoiling anyone's enjoyment of the show. Now could you remove your annoying post asking me to do so. It's really "spoiling" my enjoyment of reading this thread.
Thanks
I've edited my original post to avoid spoiling anyone's enjoyment of the show. Now could you remove your annoying post asking me to do so. It's really "spoiling" my enjoyment of reading this thread.
Thanks
09-27-05, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ctowner1
Is there anywhere else that can come close to the $35 Coconuts price (so I won't have to deal with a rebate)? What's the likely price for this during the 1st week at the B&M stores?
Are they expecting to run out of GiftCards?
09-28-05, 01:01 AM
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YMMV - My local Target in Watsonville had this title for $3.99. In the DVD department there was no price sign, but I remembered from the ad that it was $39.99 so I put it in the cart. When I was checking out it rang up $3.99, and the cashier didn't saying anything about it. My receipt does say Warner TV DVD Gilmore... so I don't know what going on there...
09-28-05, 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by critterdvd
YMMV - My local Target in Watsonville had this title for $3.99. In the DVD department there was no price sign, but I remembered from the ad that it was $39.99 so I put it in the cart. When I was checking out it rang up $3.99, and the cashier didn't saying anything about it. My receipt does say Warner TV DVD Gilmore... so I don't know what going on there...
