Hi

This is my first post on here so bear with me...

I bought Jurassic Park 3 (Region 1) last week and want to send off for the extra DVD and Trilogy box for all 4 DVDs (as I already have JP1 and JP2: Lost World)

The problem is as that as I live in the UK, I don't have a US receipt.

I have relatives in the US so I can always get the items delivered to them, but I need a copy of a till receipt for JP3 from a US store.

I don't suppose any of you guys could scan a copy of a receipt in for me and email it to me?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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IIRC, at least one of those offers may have expired already. You might want to check the dates on them.

-Dave

The 4th Disc/Slip Case offer doesn't expire until April.

What you could do is just make an Amazon receipt. That's probably the easiest way to go.

You're absolutely correct: The JP3 extra disc/collectible case offer must be postmarked by 4/15/02 with a receipt dated no later than 3/31/02.

When you said that I should make an Amazon receipt, do you mean that I should just get an email receipt that Amazon sent me months ago and change the dates and DVD so that it looks like a Jurassic Park 3 DVD that I've ordered?

Won't they check?

I've just checked and I don't have any Amazon.com receipt emails.

Can anyone help? A quickly scanned in store receipt for JP3 (or another DVD costing about the same as JP3) is all I need!

Please!!

Cheers 8-],

Gold Trader from THE DVD FORUMS

I wish I could help, but I mailed my original receipt for the Canadian JPIII offer long ago.

Jean Paul

Amazon.com has a nice invoice page that allows for you to print out the invoice that indicates the price and the date shipped.

That was sufficient for the offer.

Actually, Buy.com (at least from past experience) lets you cancel an order within 30 minutes of purchase. You could order, print the receipt page, and then cancel. Beware though, as this could technically be considered mail fraud, so I wouldn't endorse it. I don't know if they ever actually check the receipts for fraud, though. The proofs-of-purchase are probably all they care about, and something that says you bought it in the time frame indicated. I doubt they have the time to check every receipt with every store. But just thought I'd warn you.

Thanks for the info guys. Much appreciated.

The thing is that I bought mine from the UK and hence do not have a US receipt (online or otherwise) for it.

I am wary of editing another Amazon.com receipt to make it look like something it isn't, as that would be fraud.

I am considering the buy.com option, but am also wary of this.

Ideally if someone had a store receipt for a DVD costing about $19.99 that they could scan in I could use that, as I only need a printout of a scan (photocopies are allowed).

Any other thoughts/ideas guys?

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