awallaceunc wrote:What's the date range for purchases?
-Aaron
DVDs purchased between September 14 and December 31, 2004 qualify.
What's the chance of Buy 3, Get 1 Free again? Excellent!
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Sorry Luke this might be a stupid questionLuke wrote:awallaceunc wrote:What's the date range for purchases?
-AaronDVDs purchased between September 14 and December 31, 2004 qualify.
but: that date September 14th is that for any of the new Disney movies from this year? Like Lion King 2 and the three Muskeeteers that came out before the date. I mean if they are purchased after the 14th?Not a stupid question at all. You can purchase any three Disney movies, as long as the receipts show they were purchased in that time range. For instance, the order form shows a picture of <i>Miracle</i>, which was released in May. Fair game...if you buy it after 9/14.DreamerQ18 wrote:Sorry Luke this might be a stupid question
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Okay cool thanks LukeLuke wrote:Not a stupid question at all. You can purchase any three Disney movies, as long as the receipts show they were purchased in that time range. For instance, the order form shows a picture of <i>Miracle</i>, which was released in May. Fair game...if you buy it after 9/14.DreamerQ18 wrote:Sorry Luke this might be a stupid question
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sweet!! so I print that out?Luke wrote:Yes, there is. There's the invoice and there's the receipt in "My Account." Just make sure the ship date is between September 14 and the end of the year.Ciaobelli wrote:What if I buy from amazon? there is no receipt
for these offers don't you also have to send the proof of purchase, which is part of the cover?
thanks btw
Yes, and yes. But, with the ones in slipcovers, the missing proof of purchase will be covered by that. I used to be against cutting out DVD Proofs of Purchases for redemption offers. But for a free DVD, I soon thought it was worth it. Still, I'd prefer if there were the certificates with points inside, as Disney did in 2000. No proof-of-purchase cutting required.Ciaobelli wrote:sweet!! so I print that out?
for these offers don't you also have to send the proof of purchase, which is part of the cover?
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I hate cutting my covers too. It makes the backcover looked shabby and incomplete. I also liked those certificate thingers. I think you got 4 points if you bought a VHS and 6 points if you bought a DVD. I remember getting it when my free TLM2 from Snow White offer came, but they were expired by then. I think the point system and certificates work a lot better than cutting out a proof of purchase.Luke wrote:I used to be against cutting out DVD Proofs of Purchases for redemption offers. But for a free DVD, I soon thought it was worth it. Still, I'd prefer if there were the certificates with points inside, as Disney did in 2000. No proof-of-purchase cutting required.
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THanks, so I'll have to buy from people that usually have thousands of feedbacks.Luke wrote:Like I said, Amazon counts. eBay might too, if you're buying from someone's who is an authorized retailer and will give you a receipt.Ciaobelli wrote:What about dvds bought used from amazon or ebay? Do these count?
You know what would be really smart of Disney? To put some of their vault titles on the free dvd list. I'm sure they have a bunch of them just sitting inside the vault. The sales would be really good. Imagine the response of Disney fans who forgot to get Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, or some other title if it was offered on the free rebates! It would ensure that fans would buy pretty much every title available so they could get ones that they have missed. Cheapquels would be flying off the shelves!
Of course, it would be more expensive to offer the two-discs as "free" dvds, but most of the people who wanted them already have them, so they might go for Aristocats 2: Trip through Belgium instead.
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Of course, it would be more expensive to offer the two-discs as "free" dvds, but most of the people who wanted them already have them, so they might go for Aristocats 2: Trip through Belgium instead.
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Definetly not gonna happen, it would be pretty friggin' awsome though.disneywb wrote:You know what would be really smart of Disney? To put some of their vault titles on the free dvd list. I'm sure they have a bunch of them just sitting inside the vault. The sales would be really good. Imagine the response of Disney fans who forgot to get Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, or some other title if it was offered on the free rebates! It would ensure that fans would buy pretty much every title available so they could get ones that they have missed. Cheapquels would be flying off the shelves!
Of course, it would be more expensive to offer the two-discs as "free" dvds, but most of the people who wanted them already have them, so they might go for Aristocats 2: Trip through Belgium instead.
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People who ordered Snow White from Disneystore.com or some other sites got to pick a free DVD from the Limited Issues. That's how I got my Little Mermaid DVD. Of course, though those were technically long 'out of print' by that point (Fall 2001), they didn't really disappear altogether until late the following year, I think.
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