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Joined on: Tuesday, 4th June 2002, 20:05, Last used: Friday, 26th March 2010, 15:52
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Recent Messages Posted:
RE: Anyone having problems with CD-WOW?!?
Guys, the best site to buy cds from is SMOKECDS.COM. They are NZ based, but even with shipping costs, CDs come cheaper than 8.99, about 7.30. For best shipping prices you should order 9 (not 10!) CDs per time. Delivery times: 7-10 days. Check them out!
RE: Futureent or DVDimport?
DVDimport.com ship the next day if you order a blockbuster title, as they keep them in stock. I bought from them about 40 dvds, most Criterion and yes, those took even over a month. But they have really good prices. Futereent are too expensive: if you really want fast shipping and best price check out MOVIETYME.COM. They offer free shipping to the UK, you are never charged import duties or taxes (same with DVDimport) and sometimes you receive order confirmation and shipping confirmation at the same time! They are my first choice, with dvdimport coming second.
RE: Movietyme or Future Ent or dvdboxoffice?
Movietyme with no doubts: best price, best service, fastest shipping, no import taxes or duties (and you are charged in pounds).
For R2 titles the best sites are SPLASHDVD.COM (but they do not sell dvd over 18.00 pounds) and PLAY.COM, both offer great prices (each time you need to check both to see who`s offering the best price) and fast shipping.
For best prices on box sets though, DVD.CO.UK wins almost always.
All three of them offer free shipping (DVD.CO.UK to UK only, the other two to Europe).
I hope it helps.
RE: Movietyme and Import taxes?
No. Never. Just to be on the safe side, I always order one dvd per time, to stay under 18.00 GBP value. I have already ordered from MOVIETYME about 30 DVD so far, most Criterion, and they offer very often the best price and ALWAYS the fastest shipping (free delivery to UK). Definitely my first choice. Check out also DVDIMPORT.COM and (last choice) DVDBOXOFFICE.COM, both with free shipping worldwide. PLAY.COM not to be fortgotten too.
Movietyme is currently running a sale on a few Criterion titles.