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Posted: 25 Oct 2007, 18:38
by saltysam
ordered it, £6.60 with voucher.not bad for a new 2-disc release.

Posted: 25 Oct 2007, 18:59
by saltysam
Grim's fave movie,the Simpsons can be had for £6 and pennies using dollar link & voucher. might get it for my son.

Posted: 25 Oct 2007, 19:00
by grim_tales
That's a very good price, thanks :)

Posted: 09 Nov 2007, 19:23
by saltysam
Superman the movie 4 discer region 3 can be had for less than £2.50 via the usa & voucher link :)

Posted: 09 Nov 2007, 19:38
by bradavon
Before vouchers:

£4.99

With USA Link + $2 code:

$4.95 / £2.37

With £1 Link + £2 code:

£1.99 :D

p.s - You need to use the £1 link in the Misc post (number 6). The £1 link in the first post doesn't work on Superman.

Posted: 09 Nov 2007, 19:40
by saltysam
didn't check the uk site.they are virtually giving it away,great movie as well.

Posted: 09 Nov 2007, 19:43
by bradavon
Now we have a £2 code it trumps the USA site :D

Posted: 09 Nov 2007, 19:47
by saltysam
bradavon wrote:Now we have a £2 code it trumps the USA site :D
not for long i read it only lasts 48 hours :?

Posted: 19 Nov 2007, 15:27
by saltysam
planet terror region 3 around £6 via the usual links and vouchers.out this friday.

Posted: 19 Nov 2007, 15:32
by bradavon
Cool. Thanks. I may just pick that up. Can you post a link please? It's another that isn't appearing in a search.

Does the £2 code still work?

Posted: 19 Nov 2007, 16:46
by saltysam
with the $2 voucher and usa link it can be had for around £4

http://www.cd-wow.us/detail_results_2.p ... at=region3

Posted: 24 Nov 2007, 13:14
by Markgway
Sam, how did you get Die Hard 4 (UK 2-disc) for under £7??

Posted: 24 Nov 2007, 13:40
by saltysam
Markgway wrote:Sam, how did you get Die Hard 4 (UK 2-disc) for under £7??
it's gone up now.pre-order at the usa link it was $15.95 & $2 dollar voucher off.

Posted: 24 Nov 2007, 22:09
by Markgway
Fuck. :(

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 01:09
by saltysam
Markgway wrote:Fuck. :(
yeah it's a tenner now.must be a new cd-wow policy to offer cheap pre-orders then put the price up on release. for example bourne ultimatum region 2 can be pre-ordered for £6.50 via the usual way,no doubt it'll go up on release.

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 01:13
by Markgway
Well they can stick it up their arses as I'm not paying a tenner when I could've got it for six-plus. They should warn people about pre-order prices. I always thought they were fixed. Barstools.

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 01:18
by Markgway
...and while I'm ranting..........

Why in the age of Blu-Ray and HD are we still being charged £20 for fucking DVDs in the likes of HMV. (That's what the DH4.0 2-disc costs there).

They should be a helluva lot cheaper.

I should be able to walk into any store hand over a tenner and get DH4-DVD back -- with change.

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 01:25
by saltysam
Markgway wrote:.

I should be able to walk into any store hand over a tenner and get DH4-DVD back -- with change.
give it till january/Feb and you'll be able to walk into hmv and get change from a tenner for it :wink:

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 02:37
by bradavon
Markgway wrote:Well they can stick it up their arses as I'm not paying a tenner when I could've got it for six-plus.
Markgway wrote:I should be able to walk into any store hand over a tenner and get DH4-DVD back -- with change.
Sometimes Mark your logic makes no sense at all.

Die Hard 4.0 (after discount) being a new release is still good value at CD WOW. Oddly I cannot see a cheaper R3.
Markgway wrote:Why in the age of Blu-Ray and HD are we still being charged £20 for fucking DVDs in the likes of HMV. (That's what the DH4.0 2-disc costs there).
Does it matter? Supermarkets and online don't charge that.

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 06:03
by saltysam
the region 3 2-disc die hard 4.0 is out of print already.it's also the theatrical version.

http://www.dddhouse.com/v3/product_deta ... uctID=7627

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 08:05
by Markgway
bradavon wrote:Sometimes Mark your logic makes no sense at all.
In what respect?

My quotes made sense to me.
Die Hard 4.0 (after discount) being a new release is still good value at CD WOW.
But it's more expensive than it was last week or whenever.

I hate when they put prices up for no good reason.
Oddly I cannot see a cheaper R3.
It's the theatrical cut... so who cares??
Does it matter? Supermarkets and online don't charge that.
Do you have to fucking argue with everything I say?

I made two points: one that in-store prices are ridiculous (and a lot of people either can't use the internet to order or like to buy in-store); and two: that I now can't get the DVD as cheap as I could when Sam bought it.

What's the beef?? :roll:

Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 20:57
by bradavon
In what respect? My quotes made sense to me.
The sentence makes sense but not your logic ;) . One minute you get all flustered about paying £10 for a new release DVD then say you'd pay £10 for the same DVD, if it were in a shop!
But it's more expensive than it was last week or whenever. I hate when they put prices up for no good reason.
So do I but it's still a good price (maybe the best price?), and as such if I wanted it I'd "move on" and still buy it.
It's the theatrical cut... so who cares??
I didn't know, cheers.
one that in-store prices are ridiculous (and a lot of people either can't use the internet to order or like to buy in-store)
Agreed on the first point. If people like to live in the past and "only" ever look in shops, that's really their problem. They should stop being so lazy and overly worried about shopping online. I don't hold any sympathy for someone paying way over the odds because they're too lazy to look elsewhere.
Do you have to fucking argue with everything I say?
Come on you do it just as much as I ;) (at me too). I'm not arguing anyway. I'm just pointing out your strange logic :D

Posted: 26 Nov 2007, 01:33
by saltysam
wow what is easily the best release of Army Of Darkness can be had for £4 via link & voucher-bloody bargain imo :)

http://www.cd-wow.us/detail_results_2.p ... at=region3

Posted: 26 Nov 2007, 02:19
by bradavon
There is a HD-DVD but it's only the Theatrical Cut.

Posted: 26 Nov 2007, 09:50
by Markgway
bradavon wrote:The sentence makes sense but not your logic ;) . One minute you get all flustered about paying £10 for a new release DVD then say you'd pay £10 for the same DVD, if it were in a shop!
Brad, you are aware that chart DVDs are cheaper on-line than in-store? Just checking...
So do I but it's still a good price (maybe the best price?), and as such if I wanted it I'd "move on" and still buy it.
Move on to what? It's not like I have a queue of DVDs I'm desperate to get instead. I can wait for DH4 to get cheaper. I just like to moan about the fact I missed the best price.
Agreed on the first point. If people like to live in the past and "only" ever look in shops, that's really their problem. They should stop being so lazy and overly worried about shopping online. I don't hold any sympathy for someone paying way over the odds because they're too lazy to look elsewhere.
What about people who don't have the internet or credit cards?

It's selfish to assume poeple are lazy because they don't know all the voucher codes to CD Wow.
Come on you do it just as much as I ;) (at me too). I'm not arguing anyway. I'm just pointing out your strange logic :D
I argue when you're talking bollocks (which is fairly often) like now.