Has anyone been enrolling lately?
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From: Deep Bayou Swamps of Louisiana
Has anyone been enrolling lately?
Just wondering.
I closed an account, because of the B1G1 code. But can't seem to really get excited about the offerings for enrollment.
If you have enrolled lately, what did you choose?
I closed an account, because of the B1G1 code. But can't seem to really get excited about the offerings for enrollment.
If you have enrolled lately, what did you choose?
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Since I have most of the older stuff I really want, I wait every couple of months or apply again. This gives newly releases titles time to become enrollments and also brings the free shipping cycles within reach to fulfill accounts.
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Opened a new account yesterday...
Jaws 30th ("upgrade"), Casino AE, The Damned Don't Cry and 4 of the last batch of WB film noirs... Crossfire, Born to Kill, Clash by Night, The Narrow Margin.
It'll be 2006 before I find another 7 for enrollment... My CH shopping is pretty much complete at this point.
Jaws 30th ("upgrade"), Casino AE, The Damned Don't Cry and 4 of the last batch of WB film noirs... Crossfire, Born to Kill, Clash by Night, The Narrow Margin.
It'll be 2006 before I find another 7 for enrollment... My CH shopping is pretty much complete at this point.
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I finally got an enrollment app through about a week ago and got the DVD's 2 days ago.. I selected (Yes 8 instead of 7 loses money I know but with the way apps have been going for me I shot for the moon)....
The Thin Blue Line
Vernon, Florida
Gates of Heaven
In Cold Blood
East of Eden
Gloria
Barry Lyndon
Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back
The Thin Blue Line
Vernon, Florida
Gates of Heaven
In Cold Blood
East of Eden
Gloria
Barry Lyndon
Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back
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In case anyone missed it, there are a whole bunch of Three Stooges and Outer Limits (the new series) now available for enrollment. I've got them listed and will use them as filler when I need one or two more for new enrollments.
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Help!!
Ok, now I'm starting to get pissed. I applied weeks ago for Columbia House. I used the lmt code. A week later, I called them to see what was up. The guy looked up my info and didn't see it. Because I didn't have a legit psn, the guy on the phone told me to use a code that didn't require a psn. So last week, I went ahead and redid my order, this time using the PS7 (or psq, forget which one, but it's similar to lmt, but you have to pay 14.95 for the 7th dvd). Anyway, that was last week (literally 7 days ago). What should I do? Does it usually take this long? I appreciate any help.
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Not sure about you guys, but after using the "death" option to close my last accounts, I have yet to have one go thru all the way - I don't have any accounts currently open @ these addresses. I guess CH really considers me "dead"??? I even tried a phone app twice - I can see my temp charges($1 & $full), but they just disappear after a week.
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I received my enrollment package last week - I enrolled with the LMT code.
I got:
The Great Escape SE
Jaws 30th
The Osterman Weekend
Casino SE
Heat SE
Once Upon a Time in America SE
The Big Red One Reconstruction
The Hills Have Eyes SE
I got:
The Great Escape SE
Jaws 30th
The Osterman Weekend
Casino SE
Heat SE
Once Upon a Time in America SE
The Big Red One Reconstruction
The Hills Have Eyes SE
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Originally Posted by cajun_junky
Since I have most of the older stuff I really want, I wait every couple of months or apply again. This gives newly releases titles time to become enrollments and also brings the free shipping cycles within reach to fulfill accounts.
same here
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I got this one through about 3 weeks ago -
P7M
The Aviator
The Big Red One SE
Bullitt SE
Spider-Man 2 SE
Swimming With Sharks SE
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War SE
The Thing CE
P7M
The Aviator
The Big Red One SE
Bullitt SE
Spider-Man 2 SE
Swimming With Sharks SE
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War SE
The Thing CE
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Its been a few months for me to, hence the question.
I've been buying dvd's that CH doesn't carry at BlockB 3 for $25 to get my fix.
Guess I'll wait a few more months.
I've been buying dvd's that CH doesn't carry at BlockB 3 for $25 to get my fix.
Guess I'll wait a few more months.
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I do at most 2-3 a year now. After 30+ accounts, there aren't all that many titles I want (since I've passed them over time and time again). When new DVDs come out that I want but don't need right away, if they're on CH I'll just wait and after there are enough of them, I'll place an order.
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No problem doing a new online membership with LMT code in mid-September:
BIG RED ONE
BAD EDUCATION
UNDERTOW
THE AVIATOR
ORGAZMO
EAST OF EDEN
REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
I seem to have slowed down to about 3-4 cycles a year now.
BIG RED ONE
BAD EDUCATION
UNDERTOW
THE AVIATOR
ORGAZMO
EAST OF EDEN
REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
I seem to have slowed down to about 3-4 cycles a year now.
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From: Formerly known as (ahem) "LASERMOVIES"/California
Recently enrolled with LMT and got the following:
The Big Red One
Gunga Din
Broadway Melody 1929
Karate Kid (SE)
Star Trek: Insurrection (SE)
The Professionals (SE)
Point Blank
Fulfilled with the B1G1 free code:
High and the Mighty
The Sting (SE) Free
To Kill a Mockingbird (SE)
Major Dundee Free
The Big Red One
Gunga Din
Broadway Melody 1929
Karate Kid (SE)
Star Trek: Insurrection (SE)
The Professionals (SE)
Point Blank
Fulfilled with the B1G1 free code:
High and the Mighty
The Sting (SE) Free
To Kill a Mockingbird (SE)
Major Dundee Free
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I use to do at least 4-6 enrollments a month with 2 different addresses, now i have had the same membership for almost a year.
I just got too busy at work to be opening and closing memberships constantly.
What i found out is that i still avg. about $7 a dvd with sales, free shipping, and fun cash, plus i have no hassle. I never thought i would be a permanent member of CH but here i am.
I just got too busy at work to be opening and closing memberships constantly.
What i found out is that i still avg. about $7 a dvd with sales, free shipping, and fun cash, plus i have no hassle. I never thought i would be a permanent member of CH but here i am.
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Originally Posted by dvdstitch
I use to do at least 4-6 enrollments a month with 2 different addresses, now i have had the same membership for almost a year.
I just got too busy at work to be opening and closing memberships constantly.
What i found out is that i still avg. about $7 a dvd with sales, free shipping, and fun cash, plus i have no hassle. I never thought i would be a permanent member of CH but here i am.
I just got too busy at work to be opening and closing memberships constantly.
What i found out is that i still avg. about $7 a dvd with sales, free shipping, and fun cash, plus i have no hassle. I never thought i would be a permanent member of CH but here i am.
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From: New Hampshire
I opened one last month with LMT:
3612207 The Aviator (Widescreen)
3824000 Spaceballs (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
3819208 The Big Red One Special Edition
3408408 Irreversible
2428506 The Last Picture Show
2715704 Legend Ultimate Edition
3634706 The Assassination Of Richard Nixon
3612207 The Aviator (Widescreen)
3824000 Spaceballs (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
3819208 The Big Red One Special Edition
3408408 Irreversible
2428506 The Last Picture Show
2715704 Legend Ultimate Edition
3634706 The Assassination Of Richard Nixon
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I submitted a web application about two weeks ago with LMT, but haven't heard a thing from them except the initial application confirmation email. Called them up like last week and they told me to wait another week. So what do you guys think? Has my order gone the way of the dodo?
I have no open accounts with CH. The last account I had was fullfilled and closed over an year ago. I used to get an approval email like 3-4 days after application when I used to apply with them last year. How are things these days?
I have no open accounts with CH. The last account I had was fullfilled and closed over an year ago. I used to get an approval email like 3-4 days after application when I used to apply with them last year. How are things these days?
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I submitted one a few weeks ago (LMT), and after a week I sent them an email asking what was up? After a few emails back and forth, they said they had no record of me ever submitting my application and asked me to resubmit, which I did last week with 1kgd, now its been over a week again and still nothing. I did get a TV account to go through a few weeks ago though, the approval came through the next day, and the dvd's were received 4dys later...I wish the regular club was that fast!!
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Web enrollments are problematic. If you have never had an account before they work fine. If you have had more than a couple of accounts before web applications are often (usually?) "lost". Why this happens remains uncertain. If you haven't heard anything in a week or two the application is probably dead. To be safe it would be best to place the next application with different selections, if you can.
Those of us who have reached the point where web applications are lost have found that phone orders get approved without difficulty (888-242-3837). So, we have learned to just apply on the phone. Why this is the case is unknown. But if you get frustrated because a web application gets "lost", I suggest you apply by phone. You can monitor the status of your application by the charge on your credit card.
When applying by phone it is best to have the DVD selection numbers ready (including a spare, in case one is out of stock). This will speed up the process and make sure that you get the version you want (e.g. widescreen versus fullscreen).
I tried to apply on the web a few weeks ago as an experiment. Result: nothing. Last week I applied by phone. Result: I got my enrollment DVDs in six days. My experience is typical of those who have had many (dozens) of accounts before.
But, as with anything to do with Columbia House: YMMV.
Those of us who have reached the point where web applications are lost have found that phone orders get approved without difficulty (888-242-3837). So, we have learned to just apply on the phone. Why this is the case is unknown. But if you get frustrated because a web application gets "lost", I suggest you apply by phone. You can monitor the status of your application by the charge on your credit card.
When applying by phone it is best to have the DVD selection numbers ready (including a spare, in case one is out of stock). This will speed up the process and make sure that you get the version you want (e.g. widescreen versus fullscreen).
I tried to apply on the web a few weeks ago as an experiment. Result: nothing. Last week I applied by phone. Result: I got my enrollment DVDs in six days. My experience is typical of those who have had many (dozens) of accounts before.
But, as with anything to do with Columbia House: YMMV.



