How do you search for Wish List DVDs on E-bay?
05-03-04, 02:54 PM
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How do you search for Wish List DVDs on E-bay?
personally, I have different categories as saved searches, such as new releases, box sets, TV, music, Disney, etc. Then I exclude from my searches terms such as "vhs, vcd" and the like.
Just wondering if any of you have found a more efficient way. It's sometimes hard to get specific enough (i.e., to limit a search for a particular season for a TV show) without missing some that might be up for auction, or get broad enough without getting everything in existence, most of which you don't need.
Just wondering if any of you have found a more efficient way. It's sometimes hard to get specific enough (i.e., to limit a search for a particular season for a TV show) without missing some that might be up for auction, or get broad enough without getting everything in existence, most of which you don't need.
05-03-04, 03:28 PM
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I never buy DVD's from e-Bay, because most of the time, the shipping costs are too high and with the exchange (I live in Canada) most of the time it cost more that a new copy bought at WalMart!!
I hate the rip-off on shipping fees...once I ordered a CD with 5UD$ shipping fees, at my door, the stamps where for about a dollar and few cents!!...
but that is MY experience...
I hate the rip-off on shipping fees...once I ordered a CD with 5UD$ shipping fees, at my door, the stamps where for about a dollar and few cents!!...
but that is MY experience...
05-03-04, 06:27 PM
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Originally posted by PopcornTreeCt
Searching for DVDs on eBay is a pain. Most of the time when I find one I want it ends up being some cheap Hong Kong ripoff.
Searching for DVDs on eBay is a pain. Most of the time when I find one I want it ends up being some cheap Hong Kong ripoff.
I also suggest what the poster earlier mentioned, to just try different search terms and see what comes up.
