Circuit City ad 12/11 - 12/17
12-10-05, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by historyavenger
ooo...i like the whole idea of just posting scans. thanks!
Also, it takes care of any ambiguities about which version something is, as the person can just look at the images for themselves, and will eliminate a bunch of questions to the OP.
12-10-05, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Shagrath
Totally agreed. I think this should be the standard when posting ads from now on. It has to be infinitely easier for the person posting to just scan/take pictures of the revelent pages, rather than typing everything out.
Also, it takes care of any ambiguities about which version something is, as the person can just look at the images for themselves, and will eliminate a bunch of questions to the OP.
Also, it takes care of any ambiguities about which version something is, as the person can just look at the images for themselves, and will eliminate a bunch of questions to the OP.
not everyone knows how to post pics on the internet
12-10-05, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Dabaomb
not everyone has a digital camera
not everyone knows how to post pics on the internet
not everyone knows how to post pics on the internet
Posting the pictures was just a suggestion on my part to shorten the amount of time used to post the ads.
12-10-05, 04:07 PM
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Thanks Snowmaker! Great prices on The Office and 40 Year-Old Virgin!! So glad I can finally pick up The Office without feeling a little bit raped by the price for only 5 or 6 episodes. =p
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12-10-05, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Shagrath
Totally agreed. I think this should be the standard when posting ads from now on. It has to be infinitely easier for the person posting to just scan/take pictures of the revelent pages, rather than typing everything out.
CD and game prices added!
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12-10-05, 05:36 PM
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Posting the scans is great, but I'm guessing it could lead to one of these stores issuing a cease and desist on them.
Still, it's nice to have them early, and the scans don't require people to guess what the Low Price prices are, which many people don't seem to want to do.
Still, it's nice to have them early, and the scans don't require people to guess what the Low Price prices are, which many people don't seem to want to do.
12-10-05, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by +Danny
Thanks Snowmaker! Great prices on The Office and 40 Year-Old Virgin!! So glad I can finally pick up The Office without feeling a little bit raped by the price for only 5 or 6 episodes. =p
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12-10-05, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by jiggyblau
Wow. So luxurious! I really appreciate it.
I just couldn't see typing all that out in one long list.
12-10-05, 06:10 PM
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Excellent job. Office Season 1 is finally at an acceptable price so I will be picking up it and 40 Year Old Virgin. Airplane will get a double dip as well.
I was planning on getting Rock and Roll High School, but since its non anamorphic I will skip it.
Still want to get Simpsons Season 7 and Sin City, but was hopping for a bit better price on those two.
I was planning on getting Rock and Roll High School, but since its non anamorphic I will skip it.
Still want to get Simpsons Season 7 and Sin City, but was hopping for a bit better price on those two.
12-10-05, 06:31 PM
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TimeandTide, it's sort of deceptive as since $13.99 is the "low price" in that section and it's big near 40 Year Old Virgin, you'd think that was that price.. And if it was the price or could be, why couldn't the "low price" of The Island and Bad News Bears be the same (although I'm assuming those are $17.99)? Someone was pissed at me here for getting Family Guy Vol. 3 at Wal-Mart for $14.99 when it was poorly placed in the Target ad and PMing at Wal-Mart (didn't realize it was a big deal). So I have to ask, is it wrong to take advantage of poorly placed products in ads? People take advantage of mispriced items and cover mistakes (2-disc cover on ad, but it's the single disc edition being sold), etc. That's tough, but I'd like some DVDTalkers opinions on that. I figured all was fair and they could call and check the prices if they needed to.
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