Walmart Dump bins removal :(
03-30-08 | 12:50 PM
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I love the dump bins. 
Though the bins are gone at mine, they now have the 5 dollar stand. I rarely ever leave walmart without something from them. Mine too has way too many of some titles though.
Though the bins are gone at mine, they now have the 5 dollar stand. I rarely ever leave walmart without something from them. Mine too has way too many of some titles though.
03-30-08 | 04:35 PM
#102
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My local Wal Mart still has the $5 bin - and they loaded it with some new titles (titles new to the bin), including The Alamo, Hang "Em High, the 1 disc Good/Bad/Ugly, Fistful of Dollars, and several more that I can't remember.
I was hoping to see The Horse Soldiers, but no such luck.
I was hoping to see The Horse Soldiers, but no such luck.
04-01-08 | 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by DouglasRobert
My local Walmart actually has 2 bins, one of regular dvds and one for Mexican dvds.
Originally Posted by Snowmaker
Not mine. They have them all combined into one bin. 
04-01-08 | 02:52 AM
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I really like the Dump Bins. I can always find one or two nifty finds and love the price point. Just because they get rid of them doesn't mean I'm going to start purchasing DVDs at a higher price point. I like the $5 dvds. Cheap, the price of a rental, and I can trade them in or sell them for pretty much the same thing after I finish with them. Not only that, but there's been plenty of gems in these dump bins.
04-01-08 | 02:58 AM
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Originally Posted by tat2dbri
the dump bins are a great thing. especally where in live in PA. we have alot of rednecks that love them. it is just not the rednecks it is everyone that thinks these are great. the economy sucks and poeple are making less money or even being laid off this is why the dump bins can't go because i don't look at the dump bins as devaluation. i look at it as a fair chance for everyone to get some decent stuff without having to pay a higher price. i have bought about 75-100 dvds from the bin and there is nothing wrong with them. like someone stated if they would put them on a rack and book shelf them . it would cause less craziness around this as some people have no morals and just drop or kick them all over the floor.
the one thing that walmart should do is with the bin is once a movies has x amount of copies and they are not selling blow them out for 2 bucks and never order it again. not sure about you guys but my bin is loaded with gigli and glitter and no one is gonan buy them .
the one thing that walmart should do is with the bin is once a movies has x amount of copies and they are not selling blow them out for 2 bucks and never order it again. not sure about you guys but my bin is loaded with gigli and glitter and no one is gonan buy them .
04-01-08 | 10:11 AM
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From: dunmore,pa
Originally Posted by Evad
On a side note, I've been noticing a trend in that the DVDs for sale for $5 just happen to be the same movies shown on cable TV.
enough seagal comments i personally like the guy
04-01-08 | 04:04 PM
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You'll find that Seagal gets respect for his early movies up to "Under Siege/Under Siege 2". I happen to think "Under Siege" is one of the best action movies of the 90's.
I never really understood why buying a movie for $5 was a bad thing:
If it is a movie you are unsure of, and you end up hating it, then $5 is an acceptable loss.
If it is a movie you like, then what you pay for it doesn't matter anyway.
I never really understood why buying a movie for $5 was a bad thing:
If it is a movie you are unsure of, and you end up hating it, then $5 is an acceptable loss.
If it is a movie you like, then what you pay for it doesn't matter anyway.
