This is pathetic...
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This is pathetic...
It started yesterday when I received my Underworld DVD from freedvds.com. But I watched it today. I ordered the WS version, the packaging says WS. Yet when I opended the DVD the words: FULL SCREEN are printed on the DVD. I have never had that happend before. Now on top of that I ordered a Starting Line dvd(The starting line is a band) off their own record company's website, and they send me the CD version. They have two versions of a EP CD they just made, one obviously is the CD, and the other is a live version on a DVD. Now let me remind you, when you order something off a companys website, you usually get a receit saying what you bought. The paper I got CLEARLY said DVD. I think they need to stop employing crack heads at these companys.
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From: Formerly known as (ahem) "LASERMOVIES"/California
Originally posted by tsl141
...so are you.
...so are you.
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I like Iron Chef's radical idea of talking with their customer service.
Seriously though, vague thread titles like this thread has are annoying at best, and will be ignored by many at worst.
Seriously though, vague thread titles like this thread has are annoying at best, and will be ignored by many at worst.
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Originally posted by LASERMOVIES
I had no idea it had anything to do with Freedvds.com until I opened the thread.
I had no idea it had anything to do with Freedvds.com until I opened the thread.

If the packaging says "Widescreen" on it, but it contains a fullscreen disc, the issue is with Columbia/Tri-Star. The 'crack heads' at freedvds.com would have no way of knowing what was in the sealed case.
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Originally posted by bboisvert
And, actually, it doesn't.
If the packaging says "Widescreen" on it, but it contains a fullscreen disc, the issue is with Columbia/Tri-Star. The 'crack heads' at freedvds.com would have no way of knowing what was in the sealed case.
And, actually, it doesn't.

If the packaging says "Widescreen" on it, but it contains a fullscreen disc, the issue is with Columbia/Tri-Star. The 'crack heads' at freedvds.com would have no way of knowing what was in the sealed case.




