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Region 1 dvd's

fedupconsumer
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Where is the most reliable place to buy region 1 dvd's?
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I have bought from play.com (international section - Top right corner of main screen) with no problems over the years, I have also bought from cdwow.com and more recently, especially because of the exchange rate before Christmas, Amazon.com.
Prices can vary quite a bit, dependant upon if you pay by Stirling or Dollars too.0 -
I`d say the best place is http://www.dvdpacific.com0
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I have bought quite a few from an Amazon marketplace seller,there are a number of sellers on there who ship direct from US.They usually take about a week to get here.0
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ebay
. sometimes you can get some good deals even taking into account p&p costs
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www.dvdslimited.com is great. They get new Region 1 releases 2 weeks prior to the street date, send them the same day as ordered via 1st class recorded delivery. Excellent company.0
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With the demise of HD-DVD in favour of the Movie Industries favourite proprietary format, does that mean the days of 'Multiregional' DVD players are numbered ?0
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You can pick up very cheap ones on Ebay.co.uk as most UK buyers cannot use them unless their DVD players are unlockedNot been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/1550
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With the demise of HD-DVD in favour of the Movie Industries favourite proprietary format, does that mean the days of 'Multiregional' DVD players are numbered ?
i am sure it wont take too long for somebody to work out how to make the blue ray players multi regional.Take every day as it comes!!0 -
With the demise of HD-DVD in favour of the Movie Industries favourite proprietary format, does that mean the days of 'Multiregional' DVD players are numbered ?
very good question ianfabris , dont think they will for a good few years but with the ever evolving market in DVD players in HD format you never know. I belive in 7-10 years retailers will be scaling back their normal dvd format to be replaced by Bluray format.0
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