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Marty McFly · 06-30-2002, 02:13 AM

I used to purchase all of my discs at Best Buy, but now I only go to Media Play, Wal*Mart, and once in awhile Circuit City & FYE. I also used to buy some discs cheap on eBay, but after losing over $80 due to scammers I stopped.

Hopw about you?

TwistedByDesign · 06-30-2002, 02:20 AM

A Place called "Metro Video" here in Montreal.

UserNameUndecided · 06-30-2002, 02:22 AM

Mostly Best Buy. Occasionally I'll order something online, and it's usually from deepdiscountdvd.com , or whoever comes up with the lowest price at dvdpricesearch.com.

rolisme · 06-30-2002, 03:03 AM

I buy most movies from A&B Sound. They have a decent selection and pretty good prices.

pdjennings · 06-30-2002, 03:45 AM

It's all about BestBuy. Especially for release-week stuff.... cheap cheap cheap.

I also do a fair amount at Borders, Tower, Costco/Sams, and FYE.

Donkey · 06-30-2002, 04:01 AM

Who ever has the best pricest. And that would usually be Best Buy or Circut City and for used DVD I allways go to The Record Exchange.

goatpunish · 06-30-2002, 04:07 AM

I used to buy at Best Buy and Amazon. But since I no longer live near a Best Buy, I now almost always order from Amazon (and once in a while, I bid on eBay).

PhlaQ · 06-30-2002, 04:28 AM

Circuit City always has equal/lesser prices for new release with Best Buy, so I goto CC. Gotta love that place.

Bonehead · 06-30-2002, 04:46 AM

amazon.com

I work overseas.

jtorrance · 06-30-2002, 04:51 AM

If it's a major release, I check prices online for Best Buy and Circuit City. Whoever's lower priced wins. I usually go to Best Buy because its easier to get to. All Wal Marts are too far from central Houston. Fry's has the best prices and selection IMHO, but again, it's at least an hour+ round trip from my house. There is a Borders nearby where I can really zone out and it helps if I'm short on time or just lazy in general to drive ten more minutes to BB. I go online to DVD Empire usually for stuff I don't think I'll find at the retailers on their street date.

brian1234 · 06-30-2002, 05:03 AM

best buy or deep discount dvd is best buy doesn't have what i'm looking for

robarnold99 · 06-30-2002, 05:09 AM

Best Buy usually for the prices and selection. If its something "unique" its almost always online or Suncoast is pretty good (except I have to mortgage a house to buy anything there).

whedon · 06-30-2002, 05:16 AM

Amazon.com

Only because my friend gets his DVD's from there and I order discs through his credit card

I do pay back what I owe

My last order was Batman Beyound Return of the Joker Uncut. I held off for 2 years to get this

***SeanL*** · 06-30-2002, 05:54 AM

Wal Mart, Sams, Circuit City, and the occasional title at FYE.

John D. Moore · 06-30-2002, 07:41 AM

I usually go to Media Play, Circuit City, Borders, and Wal-Mart. I like to pre-order from Media Play and their selection is fantastic.
I almost always check Circuit City before purchasing a title. Their prices are often better (the nearest Best Buy is like 30 miles away, so it seems a silly idea to drive there just to save a few bucks) than the others.
Borders is good for some more "cultured" films, and their prices are a few bucks cheaper than Media Play's.
And good ol' Wal-Mart with its 9.44 and 14.44 titles.

J.P. Morgan · 06-30-2002, 10:20 AM

For mainstream releases I usually go to Circuit City for the price match and the 2 cuties behind the counter that always go out of their way to help me.
For obscure stuff I hit BestBuy.
For oldies I do Wal*Marts $9.44 and $14.44 bargains.

George McFly · 06-30-2002, 11:35 AM

Deepdiscountdvd- only Wal-Mart sells DVDs here (that I know of) and the selection for older and catalog releases isn't that great plus I find DDD to be cheaper

Bjørn N · 06-30-2002, 02:07 PM

Almost only A&B sound online - the best prices I've seen anywhere, although www.dvdsoon.com seem to be the best competition.
For stuff I don't find there, I go to amazon.com

Amazon isn't the cheapest, but I try to limit the number of stores I give my credit card to and amazon already had my credit card info since I've always baought a lot of books from them.

I also do ebay, especially for Criterion etc. I only buy from sellers with solid feedback and never give my credit card info directly to them, I only pay using paypal and bidpay, and never got cheated this way.

LeonardShelby · 06-30-2002, 02:09 PM

I try to buy "new releases" the week they come out because if you don't, you'll usually have to wait awhile before you see it at a reduced price. This generally leads me to Circuit City, Best Buy or Suncoast. I'll generally check the CC & BB circulars on Saturday for the following week and see who has the best price! (Believe it or not, Suncoast sometimes has the same price as the other two for the first week or two, if that's the case I'll buy it there since I'm a Replay member and get points toward a $5 off certificate. Lately, it seems like I'm in BB more than the others!

For older titles, definitely Best Buy and Wal*mart and their aforementioned $9.44 & $14.44 deals. Also... my wife works part time (as little as possible really), which gives us the 10% employee discount (I get a discount card, too!). So that means those titles are $8.50 & $13.00. I just picked up four titles there last night in those categories...A Few Good Men SE, Say Anything SE and the Life of Brian/Time Bandits double pack...Yes, I know they are both released as Criterions, but I don't LOVE both of those films to justify a Criterion purchase, but for $13 for two new DVDs, I couldn't pass it up! (BTW, most of the other Walmart Two packs are sh*t!)

Off beat stuff, like TV shows, independent & used stuff I go to Best Buy or Compact Disc World (local NJ chain). They do a nice job with that stuff as well as music DVDs! (Nice used selection as well, but not always the greatest deals on some of the used stuff!)

Has anyone here ever been to a Wherehouse Music and looked at the prices of their used stuff? I walked in and walked right out! Most of their used stuff was priced like it was "new"! Unbelievable they can stay in business...I guess some people really don't shop around for this kind of stuff....

I 8 Piglet · 06-30-2002, 02:10 PM

many many moons ago when I worked at Suncoast I would pimp my employee discount, but now I pretty much just stick with Best Buy, they seem to have the best prices and its close. But I am in college so Ill go anywhere to save a buck

TechnoTim · 06-30-2002, 02:16 PM

I live in the UK, so the only way I can get Region 1 DVDs at reasonable prices is to buy online...My two regular suppliers are Play247.com and MovieTyme ...

George McFly · 06-30-2002, 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by pdjennings
It's all about BestBuy. Especially for release-week stuff.... cheap cheap cheap.

I also do a fair amount at Borders, Tower, Costco/Sams, and FYE.

I bet BestBuy wants to make you customer of the Year.

interfxrence · 06-30-2002, 03:20 PM

Toronto:

it all depends... its usually walmart or future shop [cuz they're next door to each other]. between the two, i *try* to snag from walmart, cuz FS employees are just assholes... if i'm downtown, its open to whoever has the best prices [four HMVs, music world, sunrise, sam the record man, bay street video]. and online: CNL, HMV.

i have to say though -- amazon.ca has just opened up this week, and its got chapters/indigo and future shop worried -- and i'm glad. bring in SOME sort of competition... so if you look, all three are offering free shipping offers.

a.bunker · 06-30-2002, 04:09 PM

I find Best Buy has ALL the new releases and a very deep catalog of movies at VERY reasonable prices.

TonyClifton · 06-30-2002, 05:33 PM

For me its www.dv-depot.com.
They are based in Canada and even have their own forums for topics like this(including customer service issues.)
A long time ago I used to get them from www.dvdexpress.com,also tried dvdboxoffice for a while too.
The main factor for me has to be price and shipping costs.
Not too keen on waiting weeks at a time for a title to arrive.

quatermass · 06-30-2002, 05:46 PM

The most German DVDs I buy in stores here in Germany...

... I also order a lot on the internet... (RC1 DVDs, RC2 UK DVDs)

www.play.com (Jersey,English Channel)
www.splashdvd.com (also in Jersey)
www.dv-depot.com (cool Flexicart System) --> Canada
www.futureent.com--> UK, Region Code 1

Last week I ordered in Spain Jason X and El Unico (The One)
www.dvdgo.com

Some DVDs I get used from a friend who knows somebody that ownes a video rental store.

I bought DVDs on ebay.com, ebay.de

A good Australian shop is
www.ezydvd.com

...there are so many ways to get your DVDs...

quater

RamonesGirl · 06-30-2002, 06:29 PM

Best Buy, Target, Tower Records.

Oscar Antonio M · 06-30-2002, 07:33 PM

Wal-Mart.

Avid · 06-30-2002, 08:15 PM

I use Columbia House. If they don't have a movie I buy from playcentric or deepdiscountdvd.

**SilentBob** · 07-01-2002, 05:03 AM

I buy a crap load of USED DVD's from BlockBuster Video and for some of the new movies i buy from Future Shop

dvds'r'us · 07-01-2002, 05:26 AM

Wal-Mart
&
Best Buy.

But past purchases used to mainly be on ebay, but no longer bid on auctions due to its addictions.

Dr. Shrinker · 07-01-2002, 05:45 AM

I prefer Target to Wal-Mart. Same prices, and I don't feel like I need to take a shower afterward...I swear to god, they could put a Wal-Mart on Rodeo Drive and it still would be a dump...

dvdplanet.com is a great source. And it's only a 20 minute drive for me, so I don't have to pay for shipping.

LBPound23 · 07-01-2002, 05:57 AM

I'd say that about 95% of my DVDs have been purchased online, and just about all of them have been heavily discounted (the reason I'm able to keep an average of around $6 per disc).

The two most common places of purchase are Columbia House (can't beat $9.23 per title, outside of free) and Amazon.com through a variety of gift certificate purchases, many from 2000 when I was doing FreeRide, Jaboom, FirstLook, etc. I rarely purchase from Amazon anymore, only when I get a great deal using STL and a coupon, or maybe a gift certificate from some promotion.

Just about the only remaining click-for-DVDs program, MyPoints, is pretty lame anymore, but a few times a year I'll get a Webcertificate from them and get some DVD from the best price online, usually DDD.

Even though B&M stores' prices have pretty much reached a par with online stores, there's still the convenience factor, which is a big deal for me, plus sales tax to take into account. Nevertheless, several of my anticipated DVD purchases will be done in real stores this fall.

dvdjedi · 07-01-2002, 06:33 AM

Best Buy
Circuit City
Record Exchange (for used DVDs)
eBay
DeepDiscountDVD (free shipping

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marty · 07-01-2002, 11:04 AM

I like Bestbuy for new releases.
online - amazon when I can find coupons, deepdiscount, dddhouse, and dvdplanet

Buffalo Bill · 07-01-2002, 12:02 PM

Circuit City-Most new releases
DeepDiscount-Everything else

blakely614 · 07-01-2002, 01:29 PM

Usually I go to Best Buy or Circuit City, especially on first week releases because of lower prices. I sometimes go to Wal Mart because they will match published prices. However, Best Buy and Circuit City have a habit of publishing "lowest price" and not the dollar amount. I shop online every now and then, usually always from Buy.Com. Buy.Com seems to always beat Amazon.Com on price.

Crow331 · 07-01-2002, 03:12 PM

I've shopped everywhere except Wal-Mart and I can tell you, there is NO BEATING Deepdiscountdvd.com on a consistent basis. Their prices are almost always the same or cheaper than Best Buy but the big thing is, NO SHIPPING & HANDLING CHARGES & NO TAX. Even if the movie is the same price as Best Buy, I save money by buying at DDD because I don't pay tax and I don't waste gas driving to Best Buy.

Right now I have Amelie ($21.59), The Fog SE ($12.87), Pulp Fiction (19.95), Reservoir Dogs ($19.50), Beauty & The Beast Platinum ($19.89) & E.T. Box Set ($52.89) on pre-order at DDD for a grand total of $146.69 ... no shipping ... no handling ... no tax ... and I never leave my house to get them .... BARGAIN !!!

I forgot a title ... NOTORIOUS Criterion Addition. I was at the Virgin Megastore and they were having a big sale over the weekend. They had NOTORIOUS Criterion edition for $29.95 on sale for 25% off the $39.95 retail. Sounded like a real bargain and I almost bought it. Instead I decided to see what DDD had it for. I checked when I got home and the price was $28.37 TOTAL. Amazon had it for $35.99 plus tax and shipping. I ordered it from DDD and saved $2.47 in tax & $1.58 in price difference, even at a "25% discount", for a total of $4.05 in savings ... you really can't beat DDD.

Travis Bickle · 07-01-2002, 03:27 PM

I usually buy most of my DVDs from Future Shop (soon to be Best Buy) since I live fairly close to one. Others I buy from include A&B Sound, Real Canadian Superstore (good prices, lousy selection), and from the emotionless robot salespeople at CNL (I swear, if they attempt to crack a smile their faces would break).

limacharliewhiskey · 07-01-2002, 05:12 PM

Online: DVD Planet, Deep Discount DVD, DVD Empire, Digital Eyes, Barnes & Noble (when they have their $10 off coupons)

brick-and-mortar: Best Buy, Fry's Electronics, Circuit City (only when they have insane deals like the SEs for Usual Suspects and Bull Durham for $14 on the first week)

06-30-2002, 02:13 AM	#1 (permalink)
Marty McFly Moderator Emeritus Geezer Emeritus Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Somewhere Between Hell and Hill Valley	Where Do You Buy Most of Your DVDs? I used to purchase all of my discs at Best Buy, but now I only go to Media Play, WalMart, and once in awhile Circuit City & FYE. I also used to buy some discs cheap on eBay, but after losing over $80 due to scammers I stopped. Hopw about you? __________________ Marty McFly - Forum Moderator Emeritus* Granny, I'm gonna catch me some Vietcong! Well I ain't cookin' 'em!

06-30-2002, 02:20 AM	#2 (permalink)
TwistedByDesign Actor Join Date: May 2002 Location: Montreal, Quebec	A Place called "Metro Video" here in Montreal. __________________ >My DVD Collection/Wishlist >My Top 20 Films

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rolisme Actor Join Date: Feb 2002	I buy most movies from A&B Sound. They have a decent selection and pretty good prices. __________________ If you don't like my opinion, don't ask the question. If you never asked the question, just ignore my post. "A gift consists not in what is done or given, but in the intention of the giver or doer." - Seneca 55 BC-39 AD

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pdjennings Actor Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Washington, DC	It's all about BestBuy. Especially for release-week stuff.... cheap cheap cheap. I also do a fair amount at Borders, Tower, Costco/Sams, and FYE. __________________ *Can someone explain to me why "movie fans" on the Internet seem to hate* every movie they see? The PDJ Collection™ - 3,068** DVDs and counting...

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Donkey Actor Join Date: May 2002 Location: Akron, Ohio, USA	Who ever has the best pricest. And that would usually be Best Buy or Circut City and for used DVD I allways go to The Record Exchange. __________________ Tell me something, my friend. You ever dance with the devil by a pale moon light?

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UserNameUndecided Actor Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Austin TX	Mostly Best Buy. Occasionally I'll order something online, and it's usually from deepdiscountdvd.com , or whoever comes up with the lowest price at dvdpricesearch.com.

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goatpunish Actor Join Date: Jun 2002	I used to buy at Best Buy and Amazon. But since I no longer live near a Best Buy, I now almost always order from Amazon (and once in a while, I bid on eBay).

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PhlaQ Actor Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Chicago, IL	Circuit City always has equal/lesser prices for new release with Best Buy, so I goto CC. Gotta love that place. __________________ MovieCrap.com Forums - Discuss your movie mind!

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Bonehead Actor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Far Beyond Driven	amazon.com I work overseas. __________________ Come to think of it, there already are a million monkeys on a million typewriters and the Internet is nothing like Shakespeare.

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jtorrance Actor Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Refugee from the planet Alderaan.	If it's a major release, I check prices online for Best Buy and Circuit City. Whoever's lower priced wins. I usually go to Best Buy because its easier to get to. All Wal Marts are too far from central Houston. Fry's has the best prices and selection IMHO, but again, it's at least an hour+ round trip from my house. There is a Borders nearby where I can really zone out and it helps if I'm short on time or just lazy in general to drive ten more minutes to BB. I go online to DVD Empire usually for stuff I don't think I'll find at the retailers on their street date. __________________ Do you want me to bring out the LeRoy Neiman paintings?

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brian1234 Actor Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Austin	best buy or deep discount dvd is best buy doesn't have what i'm looking for

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robarnold99 Wants a Body Massage Join Date: Feb 2002	Best Buy usually for the prices and selection. If its something "unique" its almost always online or Suncoast is pretty good (except I have to mortgage a house to buy anything there). __________________ I saw three of these dusters a short time ago, they were waiting for a train. Inside the dusters, there were three men. Inside the men, there were three bullets.

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whedon Actor Join Date: May 2001 Location: 2 hours south of Sydney, Australia	Amazon.com Only because my friend gets his DVD's from there and I order discs through his credit card I do pay back what I owe My last order was Batman Beyound Return of the Joker Uncut. I held off for 2 years to get this __________________ If you're happy and you know it clap your hands!

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*SeanL* Producer/Admin Got BMG? Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: NW Florida	Wal Mart, Sams, Circuit City, and the occasional title at FYE. __________________ Forum Administrator "You can never go home again, Oatman... but I guess you can shop there."

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John D. Moore Actor Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Provo, UT	I usually go to Media Play, Circuit City, Borders, and Wal-Mart. I like to pre-order from Media Play and their selection is fantastic. I almost always check Circuit City before purchasing a title. Their prices are often better (the nearest Best Buy is like 30 miles away, so it seems a silly idea to drive there just to save a few bucks) than the others. Borders is good for some more "cultured" films, and their prices are a few bucks cheaper than Media Play's. And good ol' Wal-Mart with its 9.44 and 14.44 titles. __________________ John D. Moore · word "That's weird, I could have sworn I got game." -Randal, Clerks My DVDs: (240, with new additions: "Matchstick Men," "Ed Wood," "Kikujiro")

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J.P. Morgan Actor Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Norfolk VA	For mainstream releases I usually go to Circuit City for the price match and the 2 cuties behind the counter that always go out of their way to help me. For obscure stuff I hit BestBuy. For oldies I do Wal*Marts $9.44 and $14.44 bargains. __________________ "Be excellent to each other and party on dudes!" LOTR IS MY 300TH DVD!

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George McFly Kinda likes the Razorbacks Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: watching HD	Deepdiscountdvd- only Wal-Mart sells DVDs here (that I know of) and the selection for older and catalog releases isn't that great plus I find DDD to be cheaper __________________ Samsung HL-S5688W 56" DLP Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD's Sony BDP300 Blu Rays

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Bjørn N Actor Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Oslo, Norway	Almost only A&B sound online - the best prices I've seen anywhere, although www.dvdsoon.com seem to be the best competition. For stuff I don't find there, I go to amazon.com Amazon isn't the cheapest, but I try to limit the number of stores I give my credit card to and amazon already had my credit card info since I've always baought a lot of books from them. I also do ebay, especially for Criterion etc. I only buy from sellers with solid feedback and never give my credit card info directly to them, I only pay using paypal and bidpay, and never got cheated this way. __________________ Bjørn Olav Nyberg Oslo, Norway DVD \| LD \| Games

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LeonardShelby Actor Join Date: May 2002 Location: Jersey Shore	I try to buy "new releases" the week they come out because if you don't, you'll usually have to wait awhile before you see it at a reduced price. This generally leads me to Circuit City, Best Buy or Suncoast. I'll generally check the CC & BB circulars on Saturday for the following week and see who has the best price! (Believe it or not, Suncoast sometimes has the same price as the other two for the first week or two, if that's the case I'll buy it there since I'm a Replay member and get points toward a $5 off certificate. Lately, it seems like I'm in BB more than the others! For older titles, definitely Best Buy and Walmart and their aforementioned $9.44 & $14.44 deals. Also... my wife works part time (as little as possible really), which gives us the 10% employee discount (I get a discount card, too!). So that means those titles are $8.50 & $13.00. I just picked up four titles there last night in those categories...A Few Good Men SE, Say Anything SE and the Life of Brian/Time Bandits double pack...Yes, I know they are both released as Criterions, but I don't LOVE both of those films to justify a Criterion purchase, but for $13 for two new DVDs, I couldn't pass it up! (BTW, most of the other Walmart Two packs are sht!) Off beat stuff, like TV shows, independent & used stuff I go to Best Buy or Compact Disc World (local NJ chain). They do a nice job with that stuff as well as music DVDs! (Nice used selection as well, but not always the greatest deals on some of the used stuff!) Has anyone here ever been to a Wherehouse Music and looked at the prices of their used stuff? I walked in and walked right out! Most of their used stuff was priced like it was "new"! Unbelievable they can stay in business...I guess some people really don't shop around for this kind of stuff.... __________________ "Now... where was I?" Our Modest DVD Collection

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I 8 Piglet Actor Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: missing NYC hardcore :(	many many moons ago when I worked at Suncoast I would pimp my employee discount, but now I pretty much just stick with Best Buy, they seem to have the best prices and its close. But I am in college so Ill go anywhere to save a buck __________________ "I have respect for Beer!" - John Nash "He was a wise man, who invented beer." - Plato My HT v2.1: with x1 screen shots New screen shots 2/4/04 \| My DVD Collection as of 12/15/04

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TechnoTim Actor Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Guildford, England	I live in the UK, so the only way I can get Region 1 DVDs at reasonable prices is to buy online...My two regular suppliers are Play247.com and MovieTyme ... __________________ "There are some that call me...Tim..."

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interfxrence Actor Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Toronto, Ontario	Toronto: it all depends... its usually walmart or future shop [cuz they're next door to each other]. between the two, i try to snag from walmart, cuz FS employees are just assholes... if i'm downtown, its open to whoever has the best prices [four HMVs, music world, sunrise, sam the record man, bay street video]. and online: CNL, HMV. i have to say though -- amazon.ca has just opened up this week, and its got chapters/indigo and future shop worried -- and i'm glad. bring in SOME sort of competition... so if you look, all three are offering free shipping offers.

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a.bunker Actor Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Northeast US	I find Best Buy has ALL the new releases and a very deep catalog of movies at VERY reasonable prices. __________________ "I'm so hungry I could eat a sandwich from a gas station." -Clark W. Griswold

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TonyClifton Actor Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: LONDON	For me its www.dv-depot.com. They are based in Canada and even have their own forums for topics like this(including customer service issues.) A long time ago I used to get them from www.dvdexpress.com,also tried dvdboxoffice for a while too. The main factor for me has to be price and shipping costs. Not too keen on waiting weeks at a time for a title to arrive.

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quatermass Supporting Actor Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: somewhere in Germany :-)	The most German DVDs I buy in stores here in Germany... ... I also order a lot on the internet... (RC1 DVDs, RC2 UK DVDs) www.play.com (Jersey,English Channel) www.splashdvd.com (also in Jersey) www.dv-depot.com (cool Flexicart System) --> Canada www.futureent.com--> UK, Region Code 1 Last week I ordered in Spain Jason X and El Unico (The One) www.dvdgo.com Some DVDs I get used from a friend who knows somebody that ownes a video rental store. I bought DVDs on ebay.com, ebay.de A good Australian shop is www.ezydvd.com ...there are so many ways to get your DVDs... quater __________________ quater´s Collection Last edited by quatermass : 06-30-2002 at 05:59 PM.

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RamonesGirl Actress Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Vegas baby, Vegas	Best Buy, Target, Tower Records.

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Oscar Antonio M Loves his "family" Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Heaven & Hell coalition	Wal-Mart. __________________ DVD's

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Avid Actor Join Date: Nov 2001	I use Columbia House. If they don't have a movie I buy from playcentric or deepdiscountdvd. __________________ OAR or :barf:

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SilentBob Silent Director/Silent Moderator Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Burlington, Ontario	I buy a crap load of USED DVD's from BlockBuster Video and for some of the new movies i buy from Future Shop __________________ SilentBob's DVD's Supporting both HD-DVD and Blu-ray XBOX LIVE: luvthempocket8s PS3 ONLINE: pokerlover

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dvds'r'us Actor Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: St. Louis Area	Wal-Mart & Best Buy. But past purchases used to mainly be on ebay, but no longer bid on auctions due to its addictions. __________________ Dave Matthews Band Forever! 31 Shows And Counting! 20,000 Miles travelled...Shows Seen

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Dr. Shrinker Reverse Psychologist Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: "THE" O.C.	I prefer Target to Wal-Mart. Same prices, and I don't feel like I need to take a shower afterward...I swear to god, they could put a Wal-Mart on Rodeo Drive and it still would be a dump... dvdplanet.com is a great source. And it's only a 20 minute drive for me, so I don't have to pay for shipping. __________________ "I like the idea of a LEGO CGI movie, but the Bionicle stuff was just too dumb and difficult to follow." -- mtcarmel00

07-01-2002, 05:57 AM	#33 (permalink)
LBPound23 Actor Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: New York, USA	I'd say that about 95% of my DVDs have been purchased online, and just about all of them have been heavily discounted (the reason I'm able to keep an average of around $6 per disc). The two most common places of purchase are Columbia House (can't beat $9.23 per title, outside of free) and Amazon.com through a variety of gift certificate purchases, many from 2000 when I was doing FreeRide, Jaboom, FirstLook, etc. I rarely purchase from Amazon anymore, only when I get a great deal using STL and a coupon, or maybe a gift certificate from some promotion. Just about the only remaining click-for-DVDs program, MyPoints, is pretty lame anymore, but a few times a year I'll get a Webcertificate from them and get some DVD from the best price online, usually DDD. Even though B&M stores' prices have pretty much reached a par with online stores, there's still the convenience factor, which is a big deal for me, plus sales tax to take into account. Nevertheless, several of my anticipated DVD purchases will be done in real stores this fall. __________________ UltimateDisney.com: The Ultimate Guide to Disney DVD - News and views on all of Disney's movies.

07-01-2002, 06:33 AM	#34 (permalink)
dvdjedi Actor Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: In The Grotto at The Mansion	Best Buy Circuit City Record Exchange (for used DVDs) eBay DeepDiscountDVD (free shipping )

07-01-2002, 11:04 AM	#35 (permalink)
marty Actor Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Massachewsets	I like Bestbuy for new releases. online - amazon when I can find coupons, deepdiscount, dddhouse, and dvdplanet

07-01-2002, 12:02 PM	#36 (permalink)
Buffalo Bill Hapless Actor Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Walden Puddle.	Circuit City-Most new releases DeepDiscount-Everything else __________________ "Brick Tamland is married with 11 children and is one of the top political advisors to the Bush White House." (now everything makes sense) "The fundamentals of the economy are sound" John McHoover.