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Old 01-04-04, 09:04 PM
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BB, CC, DDD, Wal-Mart, Fry's or eBay
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Best Buy for mainstream stuff, DDD for anything BB doesn't have (or if it's a better deal).
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Amazon.com exclusively. WHY? Look at where I am! Not many companies ship overseas. Even fewer companies are helpful when there is a problem, and even fewer (if that's possible) will ship items early enough so that they get to me at this location, before the release date! Amazon does all of the above. Ship overseas at reasonable prices (I choose the cheapest shipping option), listen and take great action when there is a problem, and - even with the cheap shipping option - get them to me before the official release date.
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Amazon (when I have g.c.'s)
DDD
Best Buy
Wal-Mart
...and just recently Columbia House
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Old 01-04-04, 10:45 PM
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I used to buy all my DVDs at a local store - CD World in Totowa, NJ - until they wanted $25 for Minority Report on the release day .. as opposed to Circuit City a block away that asked $17 ... and since then I buy most of my DVDs at that Circuit City.

I can support a small business only for so long .. and then their out-of-proportion prices just become too much.
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Good new releases usually CC or Target
Not so good new releases , used from BBV
Box sets , Amazon.com ( with STL and not paying tax I usually get the best price here for expensive box sets )
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For new releases, costco (I get all my box sets there). I cant get a better deal without waiting for shipping. Amazon is good too.

For movies that have been out a while Columbia House. I'll get the movies I want ,quit and rejoin later when there are more then 6 to 8 movies that I'm needing to get. Works well for me.
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Old 01-04-04, 11:59 PM
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Best Buy - new releases.
Circuit City - hard to find titles when my patience is low.
eBay - DVD box sets or obscure titles that can't be found at B&M.
DigitalEyes - DVD box sets or titles at a cheaper price than B&M.
Wal-Mart & Target - good place to go sometimes because price beats that of Best Buy and Circuit City.
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Old 01-05-04, 12:04 AM
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Wallmart
Futureshop (canada)
or Rogers Video for used stuff
Ebay once in a blue moon
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I spread the wealth around always looking for the best deal. It depends on deals, gift certificates I get from test drives or online coupon codes.

Amazon.com
Circuit City
DeepDiscountDVD.com
Best buy
Buy.com
Columbia House
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Bestbuy
DDD
Circuit City
Costco
Borders
Target
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Originally posted by danwiz
Amazon.com exclusively. WHY? Look at where I am! Not many companies ship overseas. Even fewer companies are helpful when there is a problem, and even fewer (if that's possible) will ship items early enough so that they get to me at this location, before the release date! Amazon does all of the above. Ship overseas at reasonable prices (I choose the cheapest shipping option), listen and take great action when there is a problem, and - even with the cheap shipping option - get them to me before the official release date.
Yeah, but dude - youre in the LAND of anime! That must make up for something!

My top 4 places to buy from:
* The Right Stuf (for my anime)
* Costco (my mainstream stuff I can't wait for)
* Deep Discount (for the mainstream stuff I can wait for)
* Blackstar (for all my R2 UK DVD needs)
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Old 01-05-04, 01:03 AM
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Most of my purchases are made at the following in order:

01: Best Buy
02: Costco
03: Sam's Club
04: Suncoast Video
05: WalMart
06: Deep Discount DVD
07: Circuit City
08: Target
09: DVD Empire
10: Direct Video

Best Buy is by far the largest source of my purchases.
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Old 01-05-04, 01:10 AM
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DVD Empire, Columbia House, Amazon and eBay, in that order.
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Old 01-05-04, 01:33 AM
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Originally posted by danwiz
Amazon.com exclusively. WHY? Look at where I am! Not many companies ship overseas. Even fewer companies are helpful when there is a problem, and even fewer (if that's possible) will ship items early enough so that they get to me at this location, before the release date! Amazon does all of the above. Ship overseas at reasonable prices (I choose the cheapest shipping option), listen and take great action when there is a problem, and - even with the cheap shipping option - get them to me before the official release date.
I feel your pain Some places will not ship over here either or it takes them forever to get it here.

Anyways, I mainly use

Amazon.com
Circuit City
B/X (Base Exchange)
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Old 01-05-04, 01:41 AM
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Usually Futureshop (crap service, but unfortunately they have the best selection and usually their prices aren't too bad).

A&B sound are pretty good as well.
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Best Buy, Circuit City, Target.
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Old 01-05-04, 02:47 AM
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Unfortunately, I seem to have gotten over 30% of my collection from Blockbuster. But since I used to work there, I could often get discs for around $8-10 with their original cases and no stickers whatsoever (I would also make sure I got the copies that had rented the least, so it was pretty much like getting it brand new).

Other than that, Best Buy is hands down my preferred B&M (I go there every Tuesday, even if there's nothing I want...many of the employees recognize me...sad). DDD for online. I rarely deviate from those two unless there's some extra-special deal to be had elsewhere.
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Old 01-05-04, 03:59 AM
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Target
Circuity City
Amazon
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Old 01-05-04, 09:05 AM
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BARNES & NOBLE
because I have their Rewards Card and get about $300/year in books & DVDs free (more when I have a coupon)
COLUMBIA HOUSE
surprisingly fast shipping, outstanding quality, never once received any product marked up (see below)
HALF.COM
if I have a coupon

And for budget DVDs only
DEEP DISCOUNT DVD
Nothing over $10.00 (no Box Sets, Special Editions, Collectors Sets, Criterions etc.)
Nothing I would give as a gift (twice received marked up and/or used product)
Nothing I would require in less than 3 months

PEACH
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Old 01-05-04, 12:17 PM
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90% small independent retailer. $10 for used, $2 - $3 cheaper for new.

10% as gifts or with GC's
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Old 01-05-04, 12:22 PM
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90% at DDD
10% at either BB, CC or Target.
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Old 01-05-04, 12:34 PM
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Amazon (STL), DDD, BB. Netflix the rest.
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Old 01-05-04, 12:39 PM
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DDD
Amazon
CH
Half
BB
Overstock
DVDEmpire
DVDPacific
Amazon UK
DVDSoon
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