Where do most of you's buy your DVD's?
01-05-04, 12:46 PM
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Usually it's between Best Buy and Circuit City for new releases I want during the first week. Everything else, I wait until there's a price drop or I look for it used either at Hollywood Video or Amazon.
01-05-04, 02:25 PM
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90% from Columbia House
5% from online retailers for DVDs that CH does not carry:
DDD, Ebay, Walmart, etc.(whoever has the best price)
5% from FYE (only the DVDs that I am too impatient to have shipped to me)
5% from online retailers for DVDs that CH does not carry:
DDD, Ebay, Walmart, etc.(whoever has the best price)
5% from FYE (only the DVDs that I am too impatient to have shipped to me)
01-05-04, 06:57 PM
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Originally posted by gutwrencher
xploited.com-for most of my import needs. Tony is a class act with some of the best service and communication I have ever recieved, and thats the truth.
xploited.com-for most of my import needs. Tony is a class act with some of the best service and communication I have ever recieved, and thats the truth.
I generally use either DVD Pacific or CDWow for my R1 needs..for my domestic R2's i tend to use either Amazon.UK or Play.com
01-05-04, 07:07 PM
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Wherever the sales are!
New releases I can't wait to get, I'll get at BB or Walmart.
I'll use Amazon for new Criterions so I can take advantage of Share the Love.
I use DDD mainly for smaller stuff and for older Criterions that I can no longer get love for. They also have a large selection of of affordable titles that I can't ever find at either local B&M's or via Columbia House.
I've just completed my first Columbia House account and was very pleasantly surprised as to how easy and fast it was. I won't ever do another BB or Circuit City 2 for $10 ever again as these older titles are still cheaper using Columbia House.
Costco - for boxed sets or whenever they have good deals. Their boxed sets always seen to be $10 cheaper than other B&M's.
There you have it.
New releases I can't wait to get, I'll get at BB or Walmart.
I'll use Amazon for new Criterions so I can take advantage of Share the Love.
I use DDD mainly for smaller stuff and for older Criterions that I can no longer get love for. They also have a large selection of of affordable titles that I can't ever find at either local B&M's or via Columbia House.
I've just completed my first Columbia House account and was very pleasantly surprised as to how easy and fast it was. I won't ever do another BB or Circuit City 2 for $10 ever again as these older titles are still cheaper using Columbia House.
Costco - for boxed sets or whenever they have good deals. Their boxed sets always seen to be $10 cheaper than other B&M's.
There you have it.
01-05-04, 07:08 PM
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01-05-04, 07:13 PM
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Amazon and Best Buy
01-05-04, 08:32 PM
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Amazon (if I want it quickly - good prices, excellent shipping)
DDD (if I can wait - excellent prices, long wait - 10 days+)
Overstock (best price on Star Trek TNG Sets)
DDD (if I can wait - excellent prices, long wait - 10 days+)
Overstock (best price on Star Trek TNG Sets)
01-05-04, 09:12 PM
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For new releases, who ever;s got the lowest price or the best combo deal (Best Buy/Circuit City/Target/WalMart)
For catalog releases, Borders and to a lesser extent, Fry's. BB has really backed off catalog titles it seems and the title selection at Borders is great. I also find their prices to be competitvive ($14.99 for $19.99 MGM/Warner/Paramount titles; $9.99 to $12.99 for MGM/Universal titles is as good as or sometimes better than Best Buy) Borders also has the on-line inventory check (which can save time) and there always seems ot be a coupon floating around if you look hard enough (and I've never been hassled by a Borders sales associate).
FOr online orders: DDD and Amazon (ncluding its overseas divisions for foreign releases)
For catalog releases, Borders and to a lesser extent, Fry's. BB has really backed off catalog titles it seems and the title selection at Borders is great. I also find their prices to be competitvive ($14.99 for $19.99 MGM/Warner/Paramount titles; $9.99 to $12.99 for MGM/Universal titles is as good as or sometimes better than Best Buy) Borders also has the on-line inventory check (which can save time) and there always seems ot be a coupon floating around if you look hard enough (and I've never been hassled by a Borders sales associate).
FOr online orders: DDD and Amazon (ncluding its overseas divisions for foreign releases)
