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> Its Okay because I have gone with DVDplus. I have never had an item
> loose or damaged in that way when ordering from them. They have also
> said it will be there for the release. With the 24 season 2 boxset
> spanning across 7 CD's I would rather order from a company which have
> served me will in the past and are yet to let me down many orders
> later.
So do you recommend DVDplus then? As I have never heard of them. Went to their site and there doing Blue Crush for £10.87 which is very low as I thought Play.com were cheap at £12.99. Only really used Play.com as it was a UK shipping place that sold Region 1 DVDs at reasonable prices. I think I might have to order Blue Crush and see how DVDplus perform.
> Kelkoo shows it for £30. You're paranoid about these sites.
Thats from Global videos. I Emailed them and asked about their delivery policy 7 days a go and I didn't even get an automated response. I decided to go in store and ask to see if they new about their online service. The idiot there said "as far as I am aware its £49.99 and I don't know about delivery". If there was a £10 difference then I wou.d have risked it. However for an extra £5 I know the service I am getting.
> Practical Magic wrote:
> Amazon can be iffy - often receive them day AFTER release.
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> OH MY GOD!!!!111
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> HOW WOULD I COPE?
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> HOW. WOULD. I. COPE!!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Not the point. Amazon charge for delivery, they should deliver on release date. Play doesn't charge, yet you often get it early. You're telling me that - and I assume you're getting this - that when you order Mario Kart Double Dash and if it turned up a day later than everyone else here gets it you wouldn't be slightly p*ssed ?
> If you want it that badly, go down town and buy it.
For around £10 more than online? Pith off.